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RHYTHMIC CONNECTIONS 2026-2027
Sundays @ Goldhill, Novena
Term 4, 2026 FULL
Oct 18th - Nov 29th (6 sessions: 5 indoors and 1 excursion.)
No class on 8th Nov (Diwali)
Term 1, 2027 WAITLIST OPEN
Jan 31st - March 21st (7 sessions: 5 indoors and 2 excursions.) No class on 7th Feb (Lunar New Year). Join waitlist here.
Location: Neural Connections, 199A Thomson Rd 307636 Singapore
Group size ratio: 6-8 teens with 2 facilitators
Rhythmic Connections (RC) is a 7 week group journey nurturing neurodivergent teens’ social, creative and mental well-being through yoga, mindfulness, creative expression and social excursions. It is a safe space to unmask and connect with like-hearted peers.
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programme in collaboration with
Neural Connections*
Through a series of creative and somatic modalities, our sessions encourage participants to:
✔ Explore mindful movement, breathing exercises and restorative yoga postures
✔ Build body and breath awareness - improve interoceptive signals.
✔ Expand emotional literacy
✔ Practice communication, enunciation of words (if speaking) & social skills
✔ Explore creative expression through various mediums (music, writing, drawing, arts & crafts, movement, drama & theatre.
✔ Cultivate compassion & self-acceptance
✔ Deepen connection and understanding of oneself and our peers.
✔ Experience safe-peer connections and potentially developing longer-term friendships with observational support and guidance of facilitators
Meet our facilitators
Our experienced facilitators, artists and therapists bring their own unique set of skills and a deep commitment to creating a supportive and inspiring environment for every child.
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A certified children's yoga & mindfulness teacher, visual creative, snail enthusiast and the founder of Planting Seeds with Kids.
She is devoted to learning the unique ways her students communicate and connect, allowing her to create a space that feels safe and deeply attuned. Her experience involves working with kids & teens (ages 4-19) of all abilities, including speaking and non-speaking individuals with anxiety disorders, visual impairment, ASD, ADHD, OCD, CP, and ADHD across various support levels.
With an uplifting and joyful presence, she meets each child with curiosity and intention.
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A Singapore- and Australia-based registered music therapist, composer, and educator.
Zee harmonises art, therapy, and education to support neurodivergent individuals.
With experience across schools, hospitals, and community settings, she champions music as a tool for inclusion, growth, and self-expression.
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We are delighted to have Ms. Jelaine join us as a special guest teaching artist for Sept-Nov 2026.
Jelaine Ng is a London-based Singaporean theatre-maker and teaching artist focused on creating meaningful & accessible theatre experiences for children, and their adults (parents, educators and caregivers). She is currently completing an MFA in Theatre for Young Audiences at Rose Bruford College (London) with support from the Singapore’s National Arts Council.
Her work explores the intersections of intergenerational exchange and collective memory with play, participation and inclusion. This has been shaped through placements and research opportunities with organisations including Trigger Stuff (Bristol), Chickenshed (London), and Open Theatre (Birmingham).
Rhythmic Connections Teens-
Through learning pragmatic & mindful conversational skills, we empower teens to build deeper connections and be a part of a supportive community that all have a common love to explore creativity, authenticity and inner wisdom.
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We hold a safe space for teens to express their emotions through singing, movement, instrument exploration and play, writing, drawing, and other creative modalities.
These varied forms of expression invite each individual to curiously explore the medium that resonates most with them, allowing for authentic and meaningful self-expression.To deepen our emotional awareness, we also use tools such as emotion cards, the feelings wheel, and interactive games. These resources help teens expand their emotional literacy, articulate what they’re feeling, feel their feelings and communicate the type of support they need or do not need.
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Yoga & musical rhythmic activities can enhance cognitive functions such as learning and memory through physical poses that require focus and repetition and understanding musical patterns that fosters problem-solving abilities and cognitive flexibility.
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We weave in safe yoga postures (asanas), dance, simple plyometric and isometric exercises (jumps, hops, squats, planks), that support flexibility, strength, balance, and overall motor coordination.
For every movement and exercise, we offer modified variations to ensure accessibility and safety for teens of all abilities.
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Another core benefit of Rhythmic Connections is supporting teens in building the courage and inner resources to navigate life’s transitions.
In RC, we equip our teens with practical tools and practices to help them move through real-life challenges—such as losing friends, starting a first job, changing schools, graduating, hormonal shifts, and discrimination and bullying.We encourage them not to avoid these experiences but to meet them with resilience and compassion.
Our toolkit is designed to help teens feel, regulate, reflect, and respond to life with greater confidence.
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Practicing verbal expression of feelings and singing can improve speech articulation, fluency, and vocabulary, while playing instruments or engaging in rhythmic activities creates the space for non-verbal communication to be expressed (eye contact, dance and gesture use.)
Why Rhythmic Connections?
Rhythmic Connections Parent
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