Alvin Keng

Calm it's timMy Time!

Kids EN ↓ 6 episodes

Welcome to "Calm, It's Timmy Time," a heartfelt Malaysian podcast dedicated to supporting families and individuals navigating the journey of special needs. Hosted by Alvin Keng, a dedicated parent of a child with special needs, this podcast offers a sanctuary of understanding, guidance, and hope. Through sharing true stories of resilience, triumph, and growth, Alvin and his guests illuminate the path towards positive change and empowerment for children and individuals with learning disabilities. Join us as we delve into the lived experiences of parents, caregivers, and practitioners, each stor...

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Author

Alvin Keng

Category

Kids

Podcast website

www.timmy.org.my

Latest episode

May 10, 2024

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Episodes

Ep.5: Celebrating Our SuperMums! 10.05.2024

In a special Mother's Day episode of "Calm it's timMy Time," we celebrate the remarkable journey of motherhood with a heartfelt conversation between host Alvin Keng and special guest Pr Sandra Chin, co-founder of Asian Youth Ambassadors (AYA), an NGO dedicated to youth development. Pr Sandra's passion for empowering women and her dedication to public service have earned her recognition, including...

Ep.4: Never Give Up On Any Child! 22.04.2024

In this episode of "Calm it's TimMy Time," we sit down with Sarah Fong, the compassionate principal of Little Legends Childcare Centre, to explore the important topic of identifying and supporting children with learning disabilities. Sarah shares her insights into how educators can recognize signs of learning disabilities in children and discusses the crucial steps involved in informing parents ab...

Ep.3: Communicating by Cultivating Curiosity 15.04.2024

In this episode of Calm It’s TimMy Time, host Alvin Keng delves into the critical topic of mental health within the special needs community. Joined by special guest Michelle Lim Hui Sin, a compassionate counselor and advocate for mental wellness from Life Inspired Network Society or LINeTs, a Malaysian born suicide prevention organisation, they explore the intricacies of supporting individuals wit...

Ep.2: From Rejection to Rejoicing 08.04.2024

In this episode of "Calm It's TimMy Time," we dive into the heartfelt journey of Chia Tshun Ket, a devoted parent navigating the challenges of raising a child with special needs. Tshun Ket shares his candid experiences, revealing the profound impact of discovering his child's condition just before the onset of the COVID-19 lockdown. As TK and his wife grappled with the reality of their child's sit...

Ep.1 : Breaking the silence & having faith for the future 01.04.2024

Welcome to the inaugural episode of "Calm It's TimMy Time," where we embark on a journey of empathy, understanding, and support for children with special needs. In this episode, your host Alvin Keng sits down with Pr Kenneth Chin, Chairman of Pertubuhan Keperluan Khas Timothy (timMy), to delve into the crucial aspects of parenting children with special needs. Throughout the conversation, Alvin and...

Pilot: Navigating Special Needs with Hope 25.03.2024

In the pilot episode of "Calm It's timMy Time," Pastor Alvin Keng engages in a heartfelt conversation with Megan Lie, the dedicated manager of the Blue Rooms—a haven for families navigating the complexities of special needs. Together, they explore the dynamic landscape of timMy Special Needs Society, delving into the array of services and support systems available to families. From the enriching r...

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