Special Education Needs Institute - SENI

Special Education Needs Institute - SENI Special Education Needs Institute, SENI. We're providing affordable special needs intervention for 18 months children to 21 years old adult.

We are located at Level 3, Sunway Putra Mall, Kuala Lumpur

Our learning programs:
• EIP Early Intervention Program
An unique program designed for kids with special needs who are in their most vulnerable years. Specially for children with disabilities such as Down Syndrome, Autism, ADHD, GDD, CP and other learning disabilities.


• IEP Individualised Education Plan
To meet children's

needs based on their individual development rather than on predetermined expectations based on grade level. IEP takes both strengths and challenges into consideration, using a child's strengths to improve his/her challenges

• STAR Special Training & Resources
Preparing students with disabilities for school to work transition, post-school life as well as job employment

• ITP Individualised Training Program
Training program that is focused on career and industry driven. To equipped individual with job and industry related skills. Class sessions
Monday to Sunday
-10am to 1pm
-2.15pm to 5.15pm
-6.30pm to 9.30pm

* 3 hours for each session

Jumping plays an important role in developing motor planning, which is the ability to think about, organize, and carry o...
05/08/2026

Jumping plays an important role in developing motor planning, which is the ability to think about, organize, and carry out movements. As children jump over obstacles, hop on one foot, or follow movement patterns, they learn to plan their actions, judge distance, coordinate their body, and adjust their movements based on their surroundings. These activities improve balance, coordination, timing, and body awareness while strengthening the connection between the brain and muscles. Regular jumping exercises help children develop the motor planning skills needed for everyday activities, sports, and independent play.

Joint compression is important for children because it provides gentle pressure to the joints, which helps improve body ...
05/08/2026

Joint compression is important for children because it provides gentle pressure to the joints, which helps improve body awareness, balance, coordination, and muscle control. This type of deep pressure input can also have a calming effect, helping children with sensory processing differences regulate their emotions and maintain attention during daily activities.

It also can support motor development, enhance joint stability, and improve participation in play, learning, and self-care activities.

Sorting activities are important for developing a child’s attention because they require children to focus on specific f...
04/08/2026

Sorting activities are important for developing a child’s attention because they require children to focus on specific features, ignore distractions, and make decisions. When children sort objects by color, shape, size, or category, they practice sustaining their attention on a task while strengthening their ability to concentrate. Sorting also improves visual discrimination, problem-solving, and working memory, as children must remember the sorting rule and apply it consistently. These skills form the foundation for classroom learning, including reading, writing, mathematics, and following instructions. Regular sorting activities help children develop longer attention spans and better task persistence in everyday learning.

🐱✨ We’re Moving! ✨🐱Hello everyone!We’re excited to announce that we have moved to our new location:📍 CAT PlaygroundSunwa...
04/08/2026

🐱✨ We’re Moving! ✨🐱

Hello everyone!

We’re excited to announce that we have moved to our new location:

📍 CAT Playground
Sunway Putra Mall, Level 1-22
Kuala Lumpur

🎓 Our Morning, Afternoon, and Evening Early Intervention Programme (EIP) classes are still available!

We provide a fun, engaging, and supportive learning environment focused on:
🌟 School Readiness
🌟 Life Skills
🌟 Independence Skills

📲 For enquiries or to book a visit, WhatsApp:

Dr. Khew
📞 011-1014 0828

We can’t wait to welcome you and your child to our new centre! ❤️

Supine positioning on a gym ball is a therapeutic activity that supports sensory regulation in children by providing gen...
04/08/2026

Supine positioning on a gym ball is a therapeutic activity that supports sensory regulation in children by providing gentle vestibular and proprioceptive input. While lying on their back over the gym ball, the child experiences controlled movement and changes in position, which can improve body awareness, balance, postural control, and core muscle strength. Gentle rocking or bouncing on the ball may also promote relaxation, enhance attention, and help children regulate their sensory responses. This activity should always be performed with close adult supervision and adjusted to the child’s individual sensory needs and tolerance.

Rolling a spiky or textured ball over the body is a form of sensory stimulation, primarily providing tactile input by ac...
27/07/2026

Rolling a spiky or textured ball over the body is a form of sensory stimulation, primarily providing tactile input by activating the skin’s touch receptors. When applied with gentle to firm pressure, it can also offer some deep pressure and proprioceptive input, which may help increase body awareness, promote relaxation, or provide an alerting sensory experience depending on the individual’s needs and preferences. This technique is commonly used in sensory activities, self-massage, and occupational therapy to support sensory regulation and body awareness.

Leg-eye coordination plays an important role in children’s learning and development. It helps children improve their bal...
26/07/2026

Leg-eye coordination plays an important role in children’s learning and development. It helps children improve their balance, coordination, and motor skills, making it easier to run, jump, kick, and participate in sports and playground activities. Developing leg-eye coordination also enhances concentration, reaction time, and body awareness, which support learning in both physical education and everyday tasks. As children gain better coordination, they become more confident, independent, and willing to try new activities, contributing to their overall physical, cognitive, and social development.

The child engaged in a puzzle activity while positioned in supine on a peanut ball to facilitate postural stability and ...
26/07/2026

The child engaged in a puzzle activity while positioned in supine on a peanut ball to facilitate postural stability and core muscle activation. The activity targeted trunk control, shoulder stability, bilateral coordination, and hand-eye coordination through reaching, grasping, and manipulation of puzzle pieces. The child also demonstrated visual-perceptual skills, sustained attention, and problem-solving abilities while maintaining balance on the dynamic surface. This intervention promoted body awareness, motor planning, and postural control to support functional performance during tabletop and play activities.

Pattern recognition is beneficial for working memory because it helps the brain organize information into meaningful gro...
25/07/2026

Pattern recognition is beneficial for working memory because it helps the brain organize information into meaningful groups, or “chunks,” instead of treating each piece of information separately. This reduces the amount of information that working memory must hold at one time, making it easier to process, understand, and remember. By recognizing familiar patterns, the brain can also connect new information with existing knowledge, allowing faster thinking, better problem-solving, and improved learning.

Crossing the midline is an essential developmental skill that helps children coordinate both sides of their body and bra...
25/07/2026

Crossing the midline is an essential developmental skill that helps children coordinate both sides of their body and brain. It involves reaching or moving one hand, foot, or eye across the imaginary line that divides the body into left and right sides. Developing this skill supports brain communication, bilateral coordination, hand dominance, fine motor skills, and visual tracking, all of which are important for everyday activities such as writing, reading, dressing, eating, and participating in sports. Encouraging children to engage in playful cross-body activities, such as crawling, dancing, drawing large figure eights, and cross-body games, can strengthen this ability and promote overall motor, cognitive, and academic development.

Address

100, Jalan Putra
Kuala Lumpur
50350

Opening Hours

Monday 10:00 - 22:00
Tuesday 10:00 - 22:00
Wednesday 10:00 - 22:00
Thursday 10:00 - 22:00
Friday 10:00 - 22:00
Saturday 10:00 - 22:00
Sunday 10:00 - 22:00

Telephone

+601110140828

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