Before
> Delayed language & speech (language & speech remained at 1½ -2 years): able to speak only two-words phrases and kept repeating questions that others asked her
> Lack of concentration: unable to sit still and pay attention to the teachings in the classroom, could not focus and complete the task given
> Poor eye-hand coordination: unable to perform buttoning or unbuttoning action and had difficulty wearing socks
> Poor fine motor skills: resulted in difficulty in writing, always colored beyond the borders
> Lack of sense of danger
> Lack of eyes contact

After
> Has eyes contact, “daydreaming” look disappears
> Better understanding of the questions that people ask her and she tries to respond to those questions using her own expression.
> More words and sentences
> Shows initiative to talk and make friends
> Understands teachers’ instructions better and will follow the instructions given
> Able to sit still and pay attention in the class, less moving around
> Love playing with peers, doing activities and completing tasks
> Able to color within the border, knows how to draw basic shapes
> Can perform buttoning and unbuttoning action independently
> Understands most of the teachings and able to get straight A’s for all subjects in the examination.
> Knows how to do the homework that requires logical thinking and she likes to ask questions.
> Able to copy information from blackboard and her handwriting is getting better now.
> Can take shower on her own now; she will help to do some housekeeping tasks and loves to do handcrafting works.
> She has better sense of danger now; she will defend herself and report to teachers when being bullied by peers.
> Now, she even knows how to negotiate with parents and talk back to parents sometimes!

After undergoing one-year-long treatment, together we have witnessed her improvement. I am glad that we had made a wise decision by sending her to SI world, to go through the sensory integration therapy. Otherwise, she would have made no progress at all.

We would like to thank SI World and the therapists of their efforts and companionship along the way. Thank you!