SERVICES

Empowering Special Children and Their Families

Teddy's Castle offers a comprehensive range of services designed to support children with special needs and empower their families. We provide both in-person and online resources, fostering a holistic approach to education, therapy, and social development.

Live Services (In-Person)

  • Comprehensive Assessment:
      • We conduct thorough assessments for children with autism, ADHD, slow learning, and other special needs.
      • Based on these assessments and medical reports, we develop individualized therapy, sensorial activity, and educational plans.
      • We aim to equip children with the skills necessary for successful integration into mainstream education or specialized therapy centers.
  • Parent Counseling and Guidance:
      • We offer personalized counseling and support to parents, empowering them to effectively socialize their children.
      • Our psychological counselors provide specialized support to address parental depression and anxiety, ensuring their well-being.
  • Specialized Therapies:
      • Speech Therapy: We offer on-site speech therapy and, when necessary, provide referrals to external specialists.
      • Sensorial Activities: We utilize a variety of proven sensorial activities to stimulate and engage children with special needs.
      • Therapeutic Interventions: We provide access to essential therapies including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, and educational therapy, tailored to each child's specific requirements.
    Online Services:

    • Remote Parent Counseling:
      • We extend our parent counseling services through online platforms, ensuring accessibility for families regardless of location.
    • Online Education for Special Children:
      • We offer virtual educational programs, empowering parents to act as "shadow teachers" and provide consistent support at home.
    • Online Professional Development:
      • We provide online training for special needs teachers and shadow teachers, combining theoretical knowledge with practical application.
      • Distance learners receive guidance in securing practical training placements at relevant schools or centers.
    • Parent Education:
      • We offer online training programs for parents seeking to learn effective strategies for supporting their children's development at home.
    Additional Services:
    • Educational Blog:
      • Launched in 2025, our blog delivers current information and educational resources on special needs, primarily in English.
      • Integrated Google Translate functionality ensures accessibility for a global audience.
    • YouTube Channel:
      • Our dedicated YouTube channel, "Teddy's Castle" (in Sinhala), provides educational videos on various aspects of special needs, including therapy and socialization techniques.
      • With over 100 videos, this channel serves as a valuable resource for parents worldwide.

      Teddy's Castle is committed to creating a supportive and empowering environment for children with special needs and their families. Through our comprehensive services, we strive to unlock each child's potential and build a brighter future.

    Our Educational YouTube Channel 



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