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Adapting Together

Carmen Loke, Gan Xin Yi and Kevin Neoh

Adapting Together is a Malaysian podcast dedicated to raising awareness about autism and supporting families on this journey. It’s designed for parents, caregivers, educators, and the broader community to access reliable, local, and compassionate information about autism.

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EP 17: Beyond Play - The Mental Health Power of Play...

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2025/11/15

Play is a child's first language, and for neurodivergent individuals, it is a powerful tool for expressing emotions and navigating their world.In this insightful episode, hosts Carmen, Kevin, and Xin Yi welcome dedicated therapist Ms Raynette Soon (Ray) to explore the transformative power of Play Therapy.What You'll Learn:Play as Communication: Discover how a play therapist uses toys and play as a focused language to help children communicate and process their feelings.The Power of

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01:04:13

EP 16: 了解自闭症的早期征兆 Spotting the Early Signs of Autism

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2025/11/01

In this special episode (in Mandarin) of the Adapting Together podcast, hosts Xin Yi,, Carmen and Kevin engage with Dr. Annie Liau Fui Vun, a children's specialist, to discuss autism spectrum disorder (ASD). In this episode, Dr. Annie explains in a clear and practical way:What autism is and its common symptomsEarly red flags parents can observe in their child’s developmentThe different levels of autism (Level 1, 2, and 3) and the types of support needed for eachCommon misconceptions about the

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01:02:48

EP 15: Building Language with Book Sharing

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2025/10/18

Books, they are not just books. They are tools that are very instrumental in supporting children to learn and develop language, more so for visual learners like children on the spectrum. In this episode of Adapting Together, hosts Xin Yi and Kevin, along with speech therapist Emma Lee, explore the importance of book sharing in language development for neurodivergent children. They discuss strategies for engaging children in reading, the types of books that work best, and how to create a positive

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01:03:52

EP 14: Finding Their Voice Through Speech Therapist

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2025/10/04

Communicating is one of the very essential foundations of life. For children who are on the spectrum, learning to communicate means letting us understand their world better. In this episode of Adapting Together, co-hosts Carmen, Xin Yi, and Kevin engage with Speech and Language Pathologist Emma Lee Yi Fang to discuss the critical role of speech therapists in supporting children with speech developmental delays, particularly those on the autism spectrum. The conversation delves into the emotional

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00:41:46

EP 13: How Occupational Therapy Supports Children on...

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2025/09/14

In this episode of Adapting Together, hosts Xin Yi and Carmen sit down with Ms. Fatimah Amir, an experienced occupational therapist, to explore how OT helps children on the autism spectrum build independence and meaningful life skills.This conversation dives into what occupational therapy really is, how it differs from physiotherapy and other interventions, and why OT goes beyond skills to focus on participation in everyday roles from home, to school, and in the community.Fatimah shares a rich of

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00:59:03

EP 12: Making Sense of Sensory Integration

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2025/09/06

In this episode of Adapting Together, hosts Xin Yi, Carmen, and Kevin engage with Jacqlynn Teong, a pediatric occupational therapist, to explore the critical topic of sensory integration. This episode discussed the importance of understanding sensory processing differences, the key components of sensory integration, and how these affect children, particularly those on the autism spectrum. As a Malaysian Registered Pediatric Occupational Therapist, Jacqlynn has rich experience working with children

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00:47:05

EP 11: What Happens to My Child When I am Not Around...

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2025/08/23

In this special episode of Adapting Together, our usual co-host Kevin takes the guest seat to share his personal journey and professional insights as a Licensed Financial Planner and father to a neurodivergent child. Together with co-hosts Xin Yi and Carmen, we explore the emotional and practical steps families can take to plan for a future where parents may no longer be around.Intended as an eposide to offer some awareness of what parents can do to secure the wellbeing and future of their children;

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00:34:05

EP10: What is Early Intervention Programme (EIP)?

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2025/08/09

Ever wondered when and how to start Early Intervention for your child? In this episode, we sit down with a Chartered Educational Psychologist, Ms Tan Cheng Yi, to break it all down — from who’s involved in EIP, what options exist in Malaysia, to how YOU as a parent can play a powerful role. ✨ Whether you're just beginning your journey or looking to understand the system better, this one’s for you.🎙️ Tune in now and let's make sense of Early Intervention Programme—together.

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00:43:53

EP 9: The Roles As an Educational Psychologist In...

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2025/07/26

In this enlightening episode, we sit down with Ms. Tan Cheng Yi, a Chartered Educational Psychologist, to explore what her role entails, how educational psychologists differ from other mental health professionals, and what kind of support they provide for children with autism and learning differences.Whether you’re a parent wondering if your child is ready for school, or a teacher navigating behavioral concerns in the classroom, this episode offers practical insights, real-life examples, and

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01:17:36

EP 8: Understanding ABA In Malaysia

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2025/07/12

In this episode, Kevin and Xin Yi sit down with Alexa Goh, Learning and Development Manager at SEED Autism Service; Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA®) and President of the Malaysia Association of Behaviour Analysis, to demystify Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), a therapy often called the “gold standard” for early autism intervention.Together, they explore:What ABA really means in practiceHow it differs from other therapiesCommon concerns like masking and ethicsWhy it’s often 1:1 and how that

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00:18:43

Growing Up with My Two Siblings with Autism

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2025/07/06

In this heartfelt interview, we sit down with a young lady who grew up alongside her two brothers with autism. She shares what happiness looks like in her family, the challenges she faced as a sister, and the curiosity she felt as a child trying to understand her brothers' condition.With moments of laughter and tears, this raw and touching conversation offers a rare glimpse into sibling life in a neurodiverse family — full of love, growth, and unforgettable memories.

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00:50:15

EP6: My Journey Raising Two Sons with Autism

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2025/06/14

In this special Father's Day episode, we speak with Andrew—a devoted dad of two autistic sons—who opens up about the family's journey from diagnosis to young adulthood. With honesty and warmth, Andrew shares the challenges, joys, and life lessons of raising his boys, and how their presence has shaped his perspective on life.Though the episode centers on a father’s voice, Andrew often reflects on the deep partnership he shares with his wife—a source of strength and unity throughout their parenting

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00:44:00

EP 5: Strengthening Marriage While Raising an...

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2025/05/31

Overview:When autism enters a family, it can quietly strain the relationship between spouses, emotionally, practically, and relationally. In this heartfelt episode, Dr. Tae shares how couples can stay connected during the most overwhelming seasons, and how they can navigate stress, role imbalance, and emotional disconnect without losing each other in the process.Drawing from over a decade of experience working with couples and families, Dr. Tae offers gentle insight, practical tools, and powerful

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00:42:52

Parents Acceptance & Self Care with Counsellor Faith Foo

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2025/05/17

In this episode of Adapting Together, we sit down with Faith Foo, a registered clinical counsellor and EMDR practitioner, to unpack two deeply personal and essential topics for every parent of a child on the autism spectrum:Acceptance and Self-Care.With warmth, humor, and powerful analogies, Faith helps us understand how emotional overwhelm, guilt, and isolation are normal parts of the journey — but also how we can process, move forward, and heal, one moment at a time.📞 Connect with Faith:For those

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00:39:04

EP3: Understanding Autism from a Developmental...

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2025/05/03

In this second part of our conversation with Dr. Rajini Sarvananthan, Consultant Developmental Pediatrician, we dive deeper into what every parent needs to understand about autism—not just the diagnosis, but the emotional, practical, and societal layers that come with it.Whether you're still waiting for answers or already navigating your child’s journey with ASD, this episode offers much-needed clarity, compassion, and encouragement.Make sure you stay till the end for some pleasant

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00:32:18

EP2: Understanding Autism from a Developmental...

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2025/04/19

In this episode of Adapting Together, we’re honored to sit down with Dr. Rajini Sarvananthan, a highly respected Consultant Developmental Paediatrician at ParkCity Medical Centre and Baby & Beyond Child Specialist Clinic. With decades of experience supporting neurodivergent children and their families, Dr. Rajini helps us understand the early signs of autism, the diagnostic journey, and what happens after the diagnosis.Whether you’re a parent just starting this journey, a caregiver waiting

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00:30:48

Adapting Together: Empowering, Supporting & Inspiring...

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2025/04/01

In this very first episode, co-hosts Kevin Neoh, Carmen Loke, and Gan Xin Yi come together to share the story behind Adapting Together—a podcast created to raise awareness about autism and to support families, educators, and caregivers, especially in the Malaysian context.You’ll hear:🌱 Personal introductions and how each host began their journey in the autism space—from professional experience to lived parenting.🌱 Why this podcast was born out of the need for more accessible, localised, and

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