Emotions
- Anxiety or fears
- Sadness or grief
- Big feelings
- Low confidence
KKWhatsApp← All psychological servicesChild, teen & family support
Support that meets your child where they are.
Warm, age-appropriate care for emotional, behavioural, communication and learning needs—with parents supported throughout the journey.
Children & teenagersFamily-centred carePersonalised support
Every child communicates differently.We listen through words, behaviour, play, music and connection.
When to seek support
You know your child best. We help you understand what may be happening.
Children do not always have the words to explain difficult emotions or experiences. Changes in behaviour, school participation, relationships, sleep or confidence can be their way of showing that they need support.
Tell us what you have noticed →Behaviour
- Intense tantrums
- School refusal
- Device or gaming concerns
- Difficult transitions
Relationships
- Peer difficulties
- Bullying
- Family changes
- Separation anxiety
Development & learning
- Speech delay
- Social communication
- Reading difficulties
- Special needs support
Guidance with parents involved
Child guidance and play-based approaches help younger children express what they cannot yet explain, while equipping parents with practical ways to respond at home.
A space that respects their voice
Teen psychotherapy balances privacy and trust with appropriate parent involvement, helping young people navigate emotions, identity, peers, confidence and pressure.
Our child & family services
Different needs call for different ways of helping.
Our multidisciplinary team can guide your family towards the most suitable service.
Child Guidance Programme
Parent-involved psychological support for younger children experiencing emotional or behavioural concerns.
Explore this service →Teen Psychotherapy
A respectful space for teenagers to understand emotions, relationships, self-esteem and growing-up pressures.
Explore this service →Play Therapy
Child-led expression through play, art, storytelling, creative activities and sandplay in a nurturing setting.
Explore this service →Speech Therapy
Family-centred assessment and therapy to strengthen communication, language and everyday participation.
Explore this service →Music Therapy
Evidence-based use of music, movement and creative expression to support communication, regulation and connection.
Explore this service →Reading Intervention
Structured one-to-one support for English and Malay reading and writing, including dyslexia-related needs. Start with our RM50 Reading Screening + Trial; ongoing programme fees are separate.
Explore this service →ABA & Early Intervention
Individualised ABA-based support, primarily for children on the autism spectrum, with early intervention and personalised learning goals.
Explore this service →Looking for diagnostic clarity?
Explore assessment →Autism, ADHD and learning assessments are a separate pathway.
How it works
A guided first step for the whole family.
You do not need to know which service to choose before contacting us.
1
Reach outTell us what you’ve noticed
Share your child’s age, your main concerns and the changes you hope to see. Our team will help identify a suitable starting point.
2
UnderstandMeet the right professional
The first consultation explores your child’s development, strengths, environment and current needs with appropriate parent input.
3
SupportBuild a personalised plan
Agree on clear goals and a therapy, guidance or referral direction that fits your child and family.
Parents are part of the process
Support for your child also means support for you.
Depending on age and need, parents may receive consultation, practical strategies and guidance for responding consistently at home and in everyday situations.
Understand the need behind the behaviourBuild practical responses for homeSupport progress between sessionsWork collaboratively with the professional
A multidisciplinary team
Professionals who work with children and families
Clinical psychology, play, speech, music and educational support under one roof.
Joey Siaw Wei Shan
Clinical Psychologist
Children, teens & neurodivergence
Nurerina Binti Hanizam
Clinical Psychologist
Children, adolescents & adults
Lim Min Bee (Bee)
Registered Play Therapist
Children aged 4–13
Hee Han Hui
Speech Therapist · LSLS Cert. AVT
Communication & family-centred care
Jernestcia Febronia Gimbad
Reading Intervention Educator
English, literacy & learner confidence
Charisa Chen
Music & Neurologic Music Therapist
Development, expression & connection
Fidelia
Behaviour Therapist
Learning, communication & independenceFees & next steps
Different services, clearly explained fees.
The RM360 first consultation applies to clinical psychology, not every child therapy. Choose a service below to understand its starting fee.
Clinical psychology
First consultation · RM3601.5–2 hours. For child guidance or teen psychotherapy; subsequent fees depend on the service.
Explore psychology support →Play therapy
RM150 / session1 hour; the first session includes a parent interview.
Explore play therapy →Speech therapy
RM250 / session1 hour; the first session includes an assessment.
Explore speech therapy →Music therapy
RM180 / session1 hour; ask our team about suitability and availability.
Explore music therapy →Reading intervention
RM50 screening + trialOngoing programme: RM400 / month for four 1-hour sessions. Additional sessions: RM100 each.
Explore reading intervention →ABA & early intervention
RM50 initial consultation45 minutes with Fidelia. ABA assessment and ongoing packages are charged separately.
Explore ABA fees & packages →Our team will confirm the service, professional, applicable fees and any deposit or package terms before booking. Formal psychological testing is quoted separately from a psychology intake.
View the full fee guide →Common parent questions
Before your child’s first appointment
Does my child need therapy or an assessment?+
Therapy focuses on support and change, while an assessment helps clarify development, learning, attention or diagnostic questions. You do not need to decide alone—tell us what you have noticed and our team can guide you to a suitable first step.
Will parents be involved?+
Usually, yes. The level of involvement depends on your child’s age, needs and the service. Younger-child work often includes substantial parent consultation, while teenagers also need an appropriate level of privacy and trust.
How does confidentiality work for teenagers?+
The psychologist balances a teenager’s need for a safe, private therapeutic relationship with parents’ responsibility to support them. Safety concerns and the limits of confidentiality are explained clearly at the beginning.
How many sessions will my child need?+
This varies according to the concern, goals and type of support. After the initial consultation or assessment, the professional will discuss a personalised direction and suggested frequency with you.
Is this an emergency service?+
No. MY Psychology KK does not provide 24-hour crisis support. If your child may be in immediate danger or needs urgent medical assistance, call 999 or go to the nearest hospital emergency department.
Not sure where to begin?
Tell us about your child. We’ll help you find the next step.
You can contact us directly or message our team for guidance.