Question 1

What is a parents’ discussion?

Accepted Answer

A parents’ discussion is for parents who:
 • Would like to know more about the therapy services we provide.
 • Do not know which therapy services are suitable for their child.
 • Want more information on the cost and schedules of the therapy sessions.
 • Want to understand what MindChamps Allied Care can offer.

Question 2

Why do I need to do a parents’ discussion?

Accepted Answer

You can benefit from a parents’ discussion session if you want to further understand the services, purpose, processes and investment needed prior to committing to an Initial Assessment. During the parent’s discussion, you may also be able to find out more about our therapists.

Question 3

Is the parents' discussion session free?

Accepted Answer

Yes, the parents' discussion session is complimentary. We believe in providing support and guidance to parents as they navigate their child's development journey.

Question 4

What should I prepare during the discussion?

Accepted Answer

You should get ready your child’s history in learning and socialisation, therapy reports (if available) and any other psychological/doctor’s reports that are relevant.

Question 5

Where is the parents’ discussion session held?

Accepted Answer

The pre-consultation is conducted in 2 ways:
 • On the phone
 • At our 12 conveniently located Centres. Click here (https://www.mindchamps-alliedcare.com/locate-allied-care-centres)to find out more.

Question 6

How long does a parents' discussion session last?

Accepted Answer

The duration of the session can vary depending on the complexity of your child's needs and the depth of discussion. Typically, sessions last between 15 to 30 minutes.

Question 7

Can I bring my child to the parents' discussion session?

Accepted Answer

While the parents' discussion session is primarily focused on discussing your child's development with you, you are welcome to bring your child if you feel it would be beneficial.

Question 8

Will I receive any recommendations or next steps after the parents' discussion session?

Accepted Answer

Yes, based on the discussion of your child's needs, we will provide recommendations and suggest next steps, which may include further assessments.

Parents’ Discussion

(Complimentary)