Early Autism Project Malaysia

Early Autism Project Malaysia Early Autism Project Malaysia (EAP) is a service provider for people with autism founded by Wisconsin Early Autism Project (WEAP). www.autismmalaysia.com
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Pioneer of ABA therapy in Malaysia, Early Autism Project (EAP) has impacted over 1,500 individuals with autism, from over 40 different countries in the last 20 years, bringing hope to every home 💙

Early Autism Project Sdn Bhd (752557-T) We provide individualized and research-based intensive Applied Behavioural Analysis (ABA) treatment programmes for people on the autism spectrum. Over the last 10 years, we have worked with over 400 individuals from 30 different countries.

High fives and weekend vibes -here’s what our kiddos got up to this week! 🙌First we have Mr. A started to complete songs...
21/08/2026

High fives and weekend vibes -here’s what our kiddos got up to this week! 🙌

First we have Mr. A started to complete songs and phrases and started to make sounds associated specifically for different items! E.g., “Puh Puh” for purple and “Eh” for apple! 🥳

Mr. A is now eating more foods like fish nuggets and tempura prawn 🍤 He managed to eat the whole piece of it and not only the crispy skin!

Mr. W took the MRT and Grab all by himself to the shopping mall! This is such a huge milestone for him! 💙

Ms. K can finally wave now! 👋

Mr. F learned how to play musical and really enjoyed playing it with his therapist ✨

Mr. T started to learn how to use a CBoard for communication! 🌟

Lastly, we have Mr. M who started school recently and did pretty well at school! He stayed engaged in class, followed teacher’s instructions with minimal support from the shadow aide and independently referred to his teachers after completing his worksheets! 🏫

Drop a 💙 to show these little rockstars some love!

20/08/2026

Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or therapist—empower yourself with practical tools to support children with autism! 🧩✨

Our Applied Behavior Analysis Technician (ABAT®) Course is back for the September 2026 intake. Gain practical skills in:
✅ Communication strategies
✅ Behavior management
✅ Core ABA principles & autism insights
🗓 Dates: 11 Sept – 27 Nov 2026
🏷 HRDCorp Claimable! (Deadline: TOMORROW- 21st August 2026)

📲 Last day to register: 4 September 2026
👉 Click the link in our bio or scan the QR code to sign up today!

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Sama ada anda seorang ibu bapa, guru, atau ahli terapi—lengkapkan diri anda dengan kemahiran praktikal untuk menyokong kanak-kanak autisme! 🧩✨

Kursus Applied Behavior Analysis Technician (ABAT®) kami kini kembali untuk kemasukan September 2026. Dapatkan kemahiran praktikal dalam:
✅ Strategi komunikasi
✅ Pengurusan tingkah laku
✅ Prinsip teras ABA & pemahaman autisme

🗓 Tarikh: 11 Sept – 27 Nov 2026
🏷 Boleh Dituntut HRDCorp! (Tarikh Tutup: ESOK - 21 Ogos 2026)

📲 Hari terakhir pendaftaran: 4 September 2026
👉 Klik pautan di bio kami atau imbas kod QR untuk mendaftar hari ini!

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无论您是家长、教师还是治疗师—通过实用工具提升自己，更好的支持自闭症儿童！🧩✨

我们的应用行为分析技术员 (ABAT®) 课程将于 2026 年 9 月回归！掌握以下实用技能：
✅ 沟通策略
✅ 行为管理
✅ 核心 ABA 原则与自闭症深入了解

🗓 日期：2026 年 9 月 11 日 – 11 月 27 日
🏷 可申请 HRDCorp 报销！（截止日期：明天 - 2026 年 8 月 21 日）

📲 报名截止日期：2026 年 9 月 4 日
👉 立即点击我们个人资料中的链接或扫描二维码报名吧！

17/08/2026

Then vs. Now: Our Growing Team 👥💙

As we continue celebrating 20 years of Early Autism Project Malaysia, we’re looking back at how much our family has grown over the years!

🔹 THEN (2012): Back in 2012, our team training sessions could comfortably fit right inside the EAP Bangsar centre.
🔹 NOW (2026): Today, we’re proud to have grown into a passionate team of about 90 amazing members!

More team members mean more lives touched, more families supported, and a larger community advocating for autism acceptance.

Leave a 💙 in the comments to show some love to our dedicated team!

14/08/2026

ABA therapy.

Some families swear by it.
Others question it.
Some have never heard of it.

So... why is ABA therapy one of the most talked-about—and debated—approaches in autism intervention?

Is the controversy about ABA itself, or about how it has been practised over the years? What does good ABA actually look like today? And why do so many families continue to choose it for their children?

In this episode of EAP Talks, Dr. Jochebed Isaacs and Rachel Gomez, BCBA, both Registered Clinical Psychologists, have an honest conversation about the evolution of Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), common misconceptions, and the principles that guide ethical, compassionate, and meaningful autism intervention.

Whether you’re a parent exploring ABA therapy, an educator, a healthcare professional, or simply wanting to better understand the conversation around autism support, this episode is one you won’t want to miss.

🎧 Watch the full episode through the link in our bio.

💬 We’d love to hear from you:
What questions do you have about ABA therapy or autism intervention? Leave them in the comments—we may answer them in a future episode of EAP Talks.

Check out the kiddos highlights from this week! 🌟First we have Ms. N who overcame her fear of playing on a swing! Mr. V ...
14/08/2026

Check out the kiddos highlights from this week! 🌟

First we have Ms. N who overcame her fear of playing on a swing!

Mr. V doing much better in buttoning and unbuttoning his shirt! 👕

A very cute moment of our kiddo started making friends at school 💖

School teachers have been praising Mr. O for his neat handwriting! ✍️

Mr. M did amazing at playing Red Light, Green Light!🚦

Mr. A had his first community outing with the therapists and did pretty well getting the groceries! 🛒

Ms. A started to play puzzles during play time! She has also improved in her overall attention! ✨

We had a successful transition for Mr. L to go to the playground! We have also seen a reduction in red behaviors in the past few weeks. Well done kiddo! 🙌

Stay tuned for more amazing kiddos highlights next week!

13/08/2026

Then vs. Now: Our Director, Jochebed Isaacs 🌟🎓

Continuing our 20th Anniversary “Then vs. Now” series, we’re highlighting the leadership journey of our Director, Jochebed Isaacs!

🔹 THEN (2007): In 2007, Jochebed Isaacs started as the very first employee of Early Autism Project Malaysia, laying the groundwork for our mission to support individuals on the spectrum and their families.
🔹 NOW (since 2025): In 2025, the University of Nottingham recognised our work at EAP in the field of autism and awarded Jochebed an Honorary Doctorate of Laws!

From being EAP’s first employee to receiving university recognition for decades of advocacy and service, her dedication continues to guide and inspire everything we do.

Drop a 💙 in the comments to congratulate Dr. Jochebed Isaacs (Clinical Psychologist, EAP Director & Founder of The Hope Project) on her journey!

12/08/2026

Dirt, seeds, water, and a whole lot of love! 🪴 Watch our little gardeners prep soil, plant seeds, and tend to their pots step-by-step. Swipe to the end to see their hard work blooming into real results! 💚

11/08/2026

Then vs. Now: The Evolution of Our Logo 💙✨

As part of our 20th Anniversary celebrations, we’re taking a look back at how far we’ve come—starting with the face of EAP!

🔹 THEN (2009): Back in 2009, when we first launched our centre-based sessions, this colorful logo represented our growing foundation and a brand-new chapter of supporting families under one roof.
🔹 NOW (Since 2013): Introduced in 2013, our current logo brings together the puzzle piece and heart motif—a symbol of the care, structure, heart, and dedication that goes into every child’s therapy journey.

Our look may have evolved over the last two decades, but our heart and mission remain unchanged.
Which version of our logo were you first introduced to? Share with us in the comments! 👇

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Jalan Keruing
Kuala Lumpur

Opening Hours

Monday 08:30 - 17:00
Tuesday 08:30 - 17:00
Wednesday 08:30 - 17:00
Thursday 08:30 - 17:00
Friday 08:30 - 17:00

Telephone

+603 2094 0421

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