Gifted People Services is a registered non-profit organization that provides training, support, resources, and respite services to families touched by developmental disabilities.
We empower these families with knowledge and advocacy skills, helping them to enjoy life to the fullest.
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Thank you to all the therapists at Gifted People Services. My child's school teacher informed me that my child has made significant progress. Both the educational assistant and the special education teacher mentioned that my child has started to follow the teacher's instructions. Recently, I have also noticed that my child is beginning to express her needs in simple language and has attempted to use the toilet independently. As a mother, I am extremely happy and grateful for the teachers' efforts in helping my child. Thank you so much!
The teachers at Gifted People Services are exceptional in their teaching methods, responsibility, and attentiveness towards children. Under the guidance of therapists Cindy, Vivian, and other skilled therapists, my child has shown remarkable progress. I am extremely happy and satisfied with the learning environment. I have also received great help and support from Michelle and Sara, who patiently assisted me despite my lack of proficiency in English. I am very grateful for their assistance and guidance. Thank you.
The services at Gifted People Services are very thorough, and the environment is beautiful. They have excellent COVID-19 precautions in place. Cindy and Sneha are very patient with the children. I feel that my child has learned a lot and made significant progress at the center. This is all thanks to the tireless efforts and patient guidance of the teachers. Whenever we encounter any problems, they promptly assist us. We are very grateful.
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Sophia Qian
is a beautiful little girl who has been diagnosed with severe Autism and global developmental delay. Her intelligence is that of a 3-year-old. She is non-verbal but can understand basic instructions. Because of the challenges Sophia faces, it took much longer than usual for her to learn these simple skills: - Three months to point using her index finger - One year to spoon-feed herself - One and a half years to swim at a basic level - Two years to be toilet trained - Ten years to say “Mama”
Kenny Dai
is a boy who has severe Autism. He came to our center in January 2013. His mom told us Kenny has no interest in anything. We found out that he was very interested in music. We decided to teach him the keyboard and his mother thought Kenny wouldn't like it. In the first class,
he was using one finger to play the keyboard. From the third class, he could spread his fingers apart but lifted his hand after. From the fifth class, he was able to rotate his fingers and made sounds. 3 months later, he could play simple songs with both hands.
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