EAP in Penang!
This year in the month of August, EAP Malaysia’s dream to lengthen our services to other parts of Malaysia finally came true!
individuals with Autism and their families in leading
fulfilling lives.
to Hope
Who We Are
Early Autism Project Malaysia (EAP) is the pioneer of the Applied Behavioural Approach (ABA) treatment in Malaysia. EAP provides intensive behavioural treatment programmes that are comprehensive, wholistic and resulting in almost 50% of our children catching up to their typical peers. At present 75% of our students have emerging to fluent speech and 62% are in schools or preparing for schools (mainstream international schools, homeschools & special education schools).
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What We Do
EAP Malaysia provides individualised intensive behavioural treatment programmes to individuals with autism utilising the Applied Behavioural Analysis (ABA) approach.
Almost 50% of our students are able to catch up to their developmental age.
Our Approach
We utilise a modern style Applied Behavioural Analysis (ABA) approach in the delivery of all our services. This approach is the only treatment for autism supported by controlled studies and post-treatment follow up data. It develops communicative speech and improved social relatedness in 90% of those treated. Complex skills are taught to individuals through the following 3 simple principles:
Break complex skills down
Pair with reinforcement
Provide sufficient practice
What is my next step?
Early identification is best. Schedule an initial appointment with us to learn more about your child and autism, or to find out more about our therapy programmes!
Diagnostic Evaluation
Initial Screening
Blog Articles
Regular resource articles and event highlights are uploaded every month!
2022 Family Day – Search For The Stars
Every year, EAP organises an Annual Family Day to celebrate every single one of our children and their families.
Movie Review: The Reason I Jump
How would it feel to live in a world where you can’t express yourself? In The Reason I Jump, a documentary-style movie based on a book by Naoki Higashida, you can see the lives of five remarkable young people, who are also non-verbal (or non-speaking) individuals with autism, on how they find their places in this noisy, lively, overwhelming world.