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Therapy & Specialists

One team around your child, talking to each other.

A multidisciplinary team that really talks to each other, for your child's development.

A therapy room: a therapist pushes a smiling girl on a sensory swing, a boy in glasses matches picture cards with a therapist, a girl paints, and children play at a sensory table.

Disciplines

What each specialist helps with

Most children see more than one specialist. The assessment tells us which, and in what order.

  • Developmental assessment

    A doctor-led look at how your child is developing, so you know what support is needed before any therapy starts.

  • Occupational therapy (OT)

    Everyday skills such as fine motor control, sensory regulation, self-care and attention in class.

  • Physiotherapy (PT)

    Movement, balance, posture and strength, so your child can move around home and school more easily.

  • Speech therapy

    Understanding and using language, clear speech, and communicating with other children and adults.

  • Psychology

    Emotions, behaviour and learning, with guidance for parents and teachers on how to respond.

  • Art & play therapy

    Drawing, making and play as a way to express feelings and build confidence when words are hard.

How the team works together

Everyone works from the same notes

  1. 1

    One lead coordinator per child

    A single person you can message, who knows every part of your child's plan.

  2. 2

    Shared notes

    Therapists, the shadow teacher, the school and you work from the same goals and session notes.

  3. 3

    Regular team reviews

    The team meets to look at progress together and adjust the plan with you.

Your childParentsTherapistsSchoolShadow teacherCoordinated by one BrightPath lead

All assessments and therapy are delivered by professionals licensed in Thailand. International specialists join as consultants.

Annual membership

Therapy that's tracked year to year

Annual membership includes consultations and development tracking through the year, so each therapist can see how your child has changed since the last review.

A specialist takes notes while talking with a mother; her child plays with blocks on a mat beside them.

Not sure which therapy your child needs? Start with an assessment.