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CJ Lim
CJ LimFounder, Autism Pathways ConsultingMA Special and Inclusive Education

About CJ Lim

Meet CJ Lim, autism educator and founder of APC.

I have worked alongside autistic children and families since 2016, beginning as an intern. With an MA in Special and Inclusive Education, I offer calm, context-based parent guidance that turns what you notice at home into practical next steps. Online across Malaysia, Singapore and internationally.

Calm classroom with visual supports, books and learning materials

My story

Working alongside autistic children and families since 2016, beginning as an intern.

Inside classrooms and 1-to-1 support, I learned that the behaviour adults see is often the end of a longer pattern. A child may be confused by the task, overwhelmed by the environment, unable to show what they know, or still processing the instruction.

I founded APC to help parents slow the moment down, understand what may be happening, and choose a practical next step without blame.

I have also taught adults as a part-time lecturer with CAE Malaysia. At APC, I bring that teaching experience to practical learning for parents and educators. Explore educator training.

Today I work with parents, centres and schools in Malaysia, Singapore and internationally.

From earlier teaching work

“We would like to take this opportunity to thank you for your passion and enthusiasm in guiding our son and make his learning process more interesting. We really appreciate you being a good teacher to our sons.”
Parents of a student CJ taught (2020)

Experience and qualifications

Grounded in education, communication, and daily life.

MA Special and Inclusive EducationUniversity of Nottingham
Since 2016, beginning as an internWorking alongside autistic children and families
More than 30 families supported
Part-time lecturer, CAE Malaysia
Hanen programmes for educatorsPermission from The Hanen Centre to deliver Teacher Talk, Learning Language and Loving It and ABC and Beyond to educators.

How I work

Clarity first, then one realistic change.

Notice the whole pattern. We look at what happens before, during, and after the moment.
Make sense of the demand. We consider communication, regulation, routines, sensory load, learning, and adult responses.
Plan what fits your family. You leave with practical direction for what to observe, adjust, and try next.

Clear scope

APC is parent education and structured parent support.

APC is not an ABA provider, diagnostic service, therapy clinic, OT, speech therapy, psychology service, medical provider, or crisis support service.

APC works with you, not instead of the therapists your child is already seeing.

Additional training

Open the details if they matter to you.

These areas inform how I notice patterns and explain options. They do not change APC's scope as parent education and support.

Regulation and participation trainingRMTi Level 1 and 2, with SCERTS-informed support

CJ has completed the 3-day SCERTS training, covering neurodevelopment, communication stages, emotional regulation, support planning, learning environments, and progress monitoring. APC may integrate relevant SCERTS concepts into parent education and parent support planning. APC does not provide official SCERTS training.

Speech, oral-motor, and feeding awarenessTalkTools Level 1 and 2

This helps me notice possible speech clarity, oral-motor, and feeding-readiness factors. APC does not replace speech therapy or feeding therapy.

How Hanen training informs my workEveryday communication through responsive interaction

Hanen training helps adults support children's communication through everyday routines, waiting, modelling, shared attention, and responsive interaction.

Your next step

Choose a useful place to begin.

Start with the free Quick Check to reflect on one difficult moment. If you need help choosing individual support, the Free 15-Min First Step Call remains available as a fit check, not a consultation, advice session, assessment, diagnosis or therapy.

Get the free Quick Check