Liyuan graduated from NUS as a psychology major. Due, in part, to his own childhood experiences, he found that he identified strongly with the works of Jean Piaget, a renowned psychologist known for his groundbreaking theories on childhood development. 

We have just received the towel that will be one of the items within the goodie bag for the upcoming Autism STEP Charity Run that will happening on 30th September 2017 at 4.00pm at Punggol Waterway Park.   Tickets are still available for sale at: https://www.eventbrite.sg/e/autism-step-charity-run-2017-tickets-36242610624   Hope to see all of you on the […]

National Parks has kindly invited Autism STEP as their consultant to give feedback and suggestions on a playground that they are going to build in Jurong Lake Garden (JLG) for children with special needs. St Andrew Autism School and Eden School are part of the consulting team as well. Liyuan, Clinical Director of Autism STEP […]

The father is Singaporean, the mother Mongolian and the boy was just one year old when he came here with his parents from London, ostensibly for a short visit. Once in Singapore, the boy’s father served divorce papers on his mother and applied to restrain her from taking her son back. Thus began a stormy […]

Taking care of three boys is already a challenge for most people, more so when all three have or are suspected of having autism. Madam Annette Chua, 33, does just that – and two of the boys are not her sons but her nephews. For going “over and beyond her duty as an aunt”, she […]

Yamaha has apologised after a parent complained that a flute instructor at the Yamaha Contempo Music School cancelled his son’s lesson because of the child’s autism. In a Facebook post on Monday, Mr Ivan Lim described how his 12-year-old son Alex was turned away from his flute lesson at the school at Plaza Singapura mall. […]