Every child is unique, and every child’s developmental journey is different. Some children require support with communication, others with learning, mobility, behavior, sensory processing, or daily living skills. Many children benefit from support across several areas at the same time.
At Tanzeem al Lissan, we believe that no single professional can address every aspect of a child’s development alone.
That is why we follow a multidisciplinary approach, where educators, therapists, counselors, and rehabilitation professionals work together as one coordinated team to design, implement, and monitor individualized intervention plans.
Our shared goal is simple:
To provide every child with the right support, at the right time, from the right professionals.
What Is a Multidisciplinary Team?
A multidisciplinary team is a group of professionals from different specialties who collaborate to support the educational, physical, emotional, communication, and social development of each learner.
Rather than working independently, our professionals:
- Share observations and expertise
- Participate in assessment and planning
- Develop coordinated goals
- Monitor progress together
- Communicate regularly with families
- Adjust intervention plans as children’s needs evolve
This collaborative model ensures that every aspect of a child’s development is considered.
Why Teamwork Matters
Children often experience challenges that are interconnected.
For example:
- A child with speech difficulties may also require support with social communication and classroom participation.
- A child with cerebral palsy may benefit from physiotherapy, occupational therapy, assistive technology, and special education.
- A child with autism may require educational support, behavioral strategies, speech therapy, sensory integration activities, and family guidance.
By working together, professionals can create a coordinated plan that supports the child as a whole rather than addressing isolated challenges.
Our Team of Professionals
Special Educators
Special educators play a central role in supporting each learner’s academic, social, and functional development.
Their responsibilities include:
- Conducting educational assessments
- Developing individualized learning plans
- Delivering adapted instruction
- Supporting classroom participation
- Teaching literacy and numeracy
- Building functional academic skills
- Encouraging independence
- Monitoring educational progress
They work closely with therapists and families to ensure that learning continues both in school and at home.
Speech & Language Therapists
Communication is fundamental to learning, relationships, and participation.
Speech and language therapists help learners develop skills in:
- Understanding language
- Expressing ideas
- Speech clarity
- Vocabulary development
- Social communication
- Alternative and augmentative communication (AAC), where appropriate
- Feeding and swallowing support, when applicable
Their work enables children to communicate more confidently in everyday situations.
Occupational Therapists
Occupational therapists help children participate more independently in daily activities.
Areas of support may include:
- Fine motor development
- Handwriting readiness
- Sensory processing
- Self-care skills
- Play skills
- Classroom participation
- Attention and organization
- Adaptive strategies and equipment
Their interventions help learners become more independent at home, school, and in the community.
Physiotherapists
Physiotherapists support children in developing movement, strength, balance, and mobility.
They work on:
- Gross motor development
- Walking and mobility
- Balance and coordination
- Postural control
- Muscle strength
- Physical endurance
- Mobility aids, where appropriate
Improved physical function enables children to participate more actively in education and daily life.
Psychologists
Psychologists contribute to the emotional, behavioral, and developmental well-being of learners.
Their work may include:
- Developmental assessments
- Cognitive assessments
- Behavioral evaluations
- Emotional support
- Counseling
- Behavior intervention planning
- Parent guidance
Psychologists collaborate closely with educators and therapists to develop comprehensive support strategies.
Behavioral Specialists
Behavioral specialists help learners develop positive behaviors that support communication, learning, and participation.
Support may focus on:
- Understanding behavior patterns
- Positive behavior support
- Emotional regulation
- Social interaction
- Classroom participation
- Transition support
- Functional behavior strategies
The emphasis is always on teaching new skills rather than simply reducing challenging behaviors.
Computer & Digital Skills Instructors
Technology plays an increasingly important role in education and employment.
Our digital skills instructors help learners develop:
- Basic computer literacy
- Microsoft Office skills
- Internet safety
- Digital communication
- Educational technology
- Creative digital projects
- Career-related technology skills
These competencies prepare learners for lifelong learning and future employment opportunities.
Vocational Skills Trainers
As learners approach adulthood, vocational trainers help them prepare for greater independence.
Training may include:
- Workplace readiness
- Career exploration
- Practical work skills
- Entrepreneurship awareness
- Professional communication
- Employment preparation
The focus is on building confidence and helping learners transition successfully into adult life.
Sign Language Instructors
For learners with hearing impairment and individuals wishing to communicate more effectively with the Deaf community, our sign language instructors provide structured Pakistan Sign Language (PSL) training.
They support:
- Language development
- Family communication
- Inclusive education
- Community participation
- Professional training
- Deaf awareness
By promoting accessible communication, they help create more inclusive environments for everyone.
Parent Counselors and Family Support Professionals
Families are essential partners in every child’s journey.
Our family support professionals provide:
- Parent counseling
- Home-based learning strategies
- Educational guidance
- Emotional support
- Parent workshops
- Transition planning
- Community resource information
Their guidance empowers families to reinforce learning and development beyond the classroom and therapy sessions.
The Family: Our Most Important Team Member
No multidisciplinary team is complete without parents and caregivers.
Families provide valuable insight into their child’s:
- Strengths
- Interests
- Daily routines
- Communication style
- Goals
- Challenges
- Achievements
We encourage families to participate in assessment, goal setting, Individualized Education Program (IEP) meetings, progress reviews, and home-based learning.
Working together creates consistency across home, school, and rehabilitation environments.
How Our Team Works Together
Our collaborative process includes:
Assessment
Professionals evaluate the child’s strengths and support needs.
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Collaborative Planning
The team develops an Individualized Education Program (IEP) with measurable goals.
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Coordinated Intervention
Each professional contributes according to their area of expertise while working toward shared objectives.
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Progress Monitoring
The team regularly reviews outcomes, discusses progress, and adjusts goals as needed.
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Family Partnership
Parents remain actively involved throughout the entire process.
This cycle supports continuous learning and development.
Continuous Professional Development
Education and rehabilitation continue to evolve.
Our professionals are encouraged to participate in:
- Professional training
- Workshops
- Conferences
- Continuing education
- Research activities
- Knowledge sharing
- Evidence-informed practice
By investing in professional growth, we strengthen the quality of services provided to our learners and families.
Working Together for Better Outcomes
The strength of Tanzeem al Lissan lies not only in the expertise of individual professionals but in the way they collaborate.
Through coordinated planning, open communication, and shared commitment, our multidisciplinary team provides comprehensive support that addresses the educational, physical, emotional, communication, and social needs of every learner.
Why Families Value Our Team
Families choose Tanzeem al Lissan because they benefit from:
- A coordinated multidisciplinary approach
- Individualized educational and rehabilitation planning
- Open communication with professionals
- Active family participation
- Comprehensive services under one organization
- Respectful and compassionate care
- Long-term developmental planning
- A shared commitment to every child’s success
Frequently Asked Questions
Will my child work with more than one professional?
If appropriate, yes. Depending on the child’s needs, several professionals may collaborate to provide coordinated support while working toward shared developmental goals.
How do professionals communicate with each other?
Our multidisciplinary team regularly shares observations, reviews progress, and collaborates on planning to ensure that interventions remain consistent and aligned with each learner’s goals.
Are parents involved in team meetings?
Yes. Parents and caregivers are encouraged to participate in discussions, share observations, and contribute to educational and rehabilitation planning whenever appropriate.
How often is progress reviewed?
Progress is reviewed regularly through classroom observations, therapy sessions, family feedback, and periodic evaluations. Goals are updated as learners develop and their needs change.
One Team. One Purpose. Every Child.
Behind every successful learner is a team of dedicated professionals working together with families to create opportunities for growth, communication, independence, and inclusion.
At Tanzeem al Lissan, our multidisciplinary team combines expertise, compassion, and collaboration to ensure that every child receives individualized support designed to help them achieve their fullest potential. We invite you to meet our professionals, learn about our collaborative approach, and discover how working together can make a meaningful difference in your child’s journey.
Our Faculty
| Sr. No. | Designation | Department / Unit | Name | Qualification | Experience |
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| 1 | Principal | Tanzeem-al-lissan | Mrs. Kalsoom Iftikhar | MA Urdu, MEd Special Education | 8 |
| 2 | Senior Vice Principal Clinical Psychologist | Division of Intellectual & Developmental Rehabilitation Services and Assessment Coordination | Ms. Shaista Irshad | Ph D Scholer Applied Psychology, MS Clinical Psychology, ADCP, PGD Speech Language Therapy & PGD Autism Spectrum Disorder, M.Ed. Special Education. Certified in Autism assessment of ADOS-2 &ADI-R | 18 |
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| 3 | ADOS-2 Assessor & Lead Clinical Assessor | Autism Spectrum Assessment, Psychological, Behavioral and Developmental assessment | Ms. Shaista Irshad | Ph D Scholer Applied Psychology, MS Clinical Psychology, ADCP, PGD Speech Language Therapy & PGD Autism Spectrum Disorder, M.Ed. Special Education. Certified in ADOS-2 &ADI-R | 18 |
| 4 | Developmental Assessor | Developmental Assessment | Ms. Zunaira Yasin | MS. Clinical Psychology | 10 |
| 5 | Speech & Language Assessor | Speech & Language Assessment | Ms. Gulnaz Fatima | MSc. Psychology, PGD Speech and Language Therapy | 13 |
| 6 | Hearing Assessor | Hearing Assessment | Ms. Afeerah Arsalan | BS. Psychology, PGD SLT, MA Special Education | 12 |
| 7 | Clinical Psychology Assessor | Psychological Assessment | Miss Kiran Irshad | MS. Clinical Psy, PGD SLT & ASD | 4 |
| 8 | Behavioural Assessor | Behavioural Assessment | Ms. Eshmal Fatima | MS. Clinical Psy, PGD SLT | 4 |
| 9 | Physical Rehabilitation Assessor | Physical Assessment | Dr. Shameen Gull | DPT, MS Rehabilitation Sciences | 2 |
| 10 | Educational Assessor | Educational Assessment | MS. Insha Liaqat | M.Phil Education. MA. Special Edu. PGD SLT, ASD | 4 |
| 11 | Autism Educational Assessor | Autism Educational Assessment | Ms. Aeysha Ijaz | MS. Clinical Psy, PGD SLT & ASD | 6 |
| 12 | Autism Speech Assessor | Autism Speech Assessment | Ms. Mubeen Aslam | MA Special Education, PGD SLT, ASD | 6 |
| 13 | Coordinator Clinical Psychologist ASD Specialist | IFRA for Autism | Ms. Aeysha Ijaz | MS. Clinical Psy, PGD SLT & ASD | 6 |
| 14 | Speech Therapist ASD Specialist | Ms. Mubeen Aslam | MA Special Education, PGD SLT, ASD | 6 | |
| 15 | Speech Therapist ASD Specialist | Miss. Hina Rahat | BS. Psychology, ADCP, PDG SLT & ASD | 6 | |
| 16 | Speech Therapist ASD Specialist | Miss. Hira Yaqoob | MSc. Psychology, PGD SLT, ASD | 5 | |
| 17 | Psychologist Speech Therapist | Miss Memoona Najeeb | BS. Psychology, PGD Speech & Language Therapy | 5 | |
| 18 | Clinical Psychologist | Miss. Tehreem Fatima | MS. Clinical Psy, PGD SLT & ASD | 3 | |
| 19 | Psychologist | Miss. Laiba Aslam | BS Psychology | 2 | |
| 20 | Clinical Psychologist | Miss. Hira Mukhtar | MS Clinical Psychology | 2 | |
| 21 | Speech Therapist ASD Specialist | Miss. Anmol Rida | BS. Psychology, PGD SLT & ASD | 2 | |
| 22 | Clinical Psychologist | Miss. Fazeelat | BS. Psychology, PMDCP | ||
| 23 | Clinical Psychologist | Miss. Arooba Saeed | MS Clinical Psychology | 1 | |
| 24 | Clinical Psychologist | Miss. Ayesha Moeen | MS Clinical Psychology | 1 | |
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| 27 | Coordinator Psychologist | Physio Unit | Miss. Iqra Gul | MSc Psychology, Dip. Physical therapy and Occupational Therapy | 12 |
| 28 | Psychologist | Miss. Mah Noor | MSc Psychology, Bed Spl. Edu. PGD SLT | 4 | |
| 29 | Clinical Psychologist | Miss. Syeda Iqra | MS Clinical Psychology | 2 | |
| 30 | Physio Therapist | Miss. Shameen Gull | DPT, MS Rehabilitation Sciences | 2 | |
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| 32 | Coordinator Psychologist | Al-Masoom Centre (Groups) | Miss Iqra Gull | MSc Psychology, Dip. Physical therapy and Occupational Therapy | 12 |
| 33 | Psychologist | Miss. Irum Batool | MSc Psychology, M Ed Special Education. ADCP | 9 | |
| 34 | Psychologist | Miss. Hira Shehzadi | MSc Psychology, M Ed Special Education. | 9 | |
| 35 | Clinical Psychologist | Miss. Sana Ehsan | MS Clinical Psy. ADCP, M.Ed. Spl. Edu. PGD SLT | 6 | |
| 36 | Clinical Psychologist | Miss. Hina Abdulla | MSc Psychology, ADCP. PGD SLT | 5 | |
| 37 | Clinical Psychologist | Miss. Kainat Khan | MS Clinical Psychology | 5 | |
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| 40 | Coordinator Clinical Psychologist | Al-Masoom Centre (Individual Sessions) | Miss. Kiran Irshad | MS. Clinical Psy, PGD SLT & ASD | 4 |
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| 42 | Psychologist | Miss. Khunsha | BS Psychology, | 3 | |
| 43 | Psychologist | Miss. Pakeeza Shakeel | MSc Psychology | 3 | |
| 44 | Clinical Psychologist | Miss. Hina Kalsoom | MS Clinical Psychology, CBT | 1 | |
| 45 | Clinical Psychologist | Miss. Emaan Ashfaq | MS Clinical Psychology | 1 | |
| 46 | Clinical Psychologist | Miss. Saman Naeem | MS Clinical Psychology | 1 | |
| 47 | Clinical Psychologist | Miss. Huda Zaheer | MS Clinical Psychology | 1 | |
| 48 | Clinical Psychologist | Miss. Marium Imran | MS Clinical Psychology | 1 | |
| 49 | Clinical Psychologist | Miss. Khansa Nasir | BS Psychology, PMDCP | 1 | |
| 50 | Clinical Psychologist | Miss Eshmal Fatima | MS. Clinical Psy, PGD SLT | 4 | |
| 51 | Coordinator Speech & Language Therapist | Speech Therapy Unit | Ms. Gulnaz Fatima | MSc. Psychology, MA Special Edu. PGD SLT | 13 |
| 52 | Speech & Language Therapist | Miss. Sahar Naz | M.Sc.Psychology. ADCP, MA Spl. Edu.PGD SLT | 7 | |
| 53 | Speech & Language Therapist | Miss. Amna Jabeen | MSc. Psychology, MA Special Edu. PGD SLT | 7 | |
| 54 | Speech & Language Therapist | Miss. Umme Eman | MSc. Psy., PGD Seech and Language Therapy | 4 | |
| 55 | Speech & Language Therapist | Miss. Anum Javed | MS. Clinical Psy, PGD SLT | 4 | |
| 56 | Speech & Language Therapist | Miss. Madeeha Iftikhar | MSc. Psy., PGD Seech and Language Therapy | 3 | |
| 57 | Speech & Language Therapist | Miss. Saira Amjad | MSc. Psy., PGD Seech and Language Therapy | 3 | |
| 58 | Speech & Language Therapist | Miss. Zartasha Rasheed | BS Applied Psy. PGD SLT, PGD ASD | 1 | |
| 59 | Coordinator Special Educationist | Inclusive Education Unit | Miss. Insha Liaqat | M.Phil Education. MA. Special Edu. PGD SLT, ASD | 4 |
| 60 | Clinical Psychologist Speech Therapist | Miss. Fiza Yaqoob | BS Psychology, PMDCP, PGD SLT | 3 | |
| 61 | Speech Therapist ASD Specialist | Miss. Manahil Sheikh | MSc. Applied Psy, PGD SLT & ASD, RBT | 3 | |
| 62 | Vice Principal Clinical Psychologist | Division of Hearing Rehabilitation Services | Ms. Saba Saood | MS. Clinical Psychology, PGD SLT & ASD | 8 |
| 63 | Coordinator Special Educationist | Danish Centre | Ms. Afeerah Arsalan | MSc. Psychology, MA Special Education PGD SLT | 12 |
| 64 | Special Educationist | Ms. Afsheen Asif | MSc. Environmental Science, MA Special. Education. PGD SLT&ASD | 4 | |
| 65 | Psychologist | Ms. Aneeqa Basharat | MSc Psychology | 7 | |
| 66 | Ms. Ayesha Awan | MSc Psychology, M.Ed Special Education PGD Speech and Language therapy | 7 | ||
| 67 | Special Educationist Speech Therapist | Ms. Anum Touhid | MSc Psychology, M.Ed Special Education PGD Speech and Language therapy | 7 | |
| 68 | Psychologist Speech Therapist | Ms. Marwa Zubair | MSc Psychology, PGD Speech and Language therapy | 6 | |
| 69 | Special Educationist | Miss. Noor Fatima | B.Ed (Hon) Special Education | 3 | |
| 70 | Special Educationist | Miss. Shamsa Ilyas | M.Phil Special Education | 3 | |
| 71 | Special Educationist | Miss. Anam Farooq | MA Special Education | 2 | |
| 72 | Special Educationist | Miss. Ratiba | B.Ed (Hon)Special Education | 2 | |
| 73 | Ms. Muqaddsa Rasool | M.A Special Education, PGD SLT | 2 | ||
| 74 | Clinical Psychologist & Speech therapist | Miss. Tayyaba Waris | MS. Clinical Psychology, PGD SLT | 1 | |
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| 77 | Coordinator Lecturer Fine Art | Danish Degree College of Special Education | Miss. Saba Arshad | BFA Textile Designing, B. Ed Special Education | 9 |
| 78 | Computer Instructor | Miss. Muqaddas Hameed | MS Information Technology | 1 | |
| 79 | Physical Instructor | Miss. Sahar Aslam | MSc Physical Edu. & Sports Science B. Ed Spl. Edu | 2 | |
| 80 | Miss. Anum Maqbool | MCS | 1 | ||
| 81 | Lecturer English | Miss. Juvairia Batool | M.Phil English Linguistic & Literature | 3 | |
| 82 | Lecturer English | Miss. Anfaal Hassan | M.Phil English Linguistic & Literature | 1 | |
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| 84 | Coordinator | Sehara Centres | Ms. Afsheen Asif | MSc. Environmental Science, MA Special. Education. PGD SLT&ASD | 6 |
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| 85 | Ms. Ayesha Naveed | M.A B.Ed | 10 | ||
| 86 | Ms. Zara Qasim | M.A Special Education | 6 | ||
| 87 | Ms. Saima Ayub | B.A | 6 | ||
| 88 | Ms. Haneefan | 8 | |||
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| 89 | Ms. Rubina Kousar | M.A, Special Education | 16 | ||
| 90 | Ms. Farhat Saleem | M.A, B.Ed | 14 | ||
| 91 | Ms. Sajida Rafique | M.A, B.Ed | 11 | ||
| 92 | Ms. Areeba Nazir | M.A, B.Ed Special Edu | 9 | ||
| 93 | Ms. Freeha Afzal | M.A, B.Ed | 9 | ||
| 94 | Ms. Naila Javed | B.A, | 9 | ||
| 95 | Ms. Tehmina Kousar | B. A | 10 | ||
| 96 | Rashid Bibi | 13 | |||
| Aminpur – Sehara I | |||||
| 97 | Ms. Mahmooda Akhtar | M.A B.Ed | 15 | ||
| 98 | Iqra Asmat | M.A Bed | 13 | ||
| 99 | Miss Sidra Saleem ( HI) | B.A Special | 9 | ||
| Khurrianwala – Sehara II | |||||
| 100 | Ms. Anoshe Kanwal | MS Clinical Psychology | 5 | ||
| 101 | Ms. Hina Jawad | MSc. Psychology, M.Ed. | 14 | ||
| 102 | Ms. Rabia Jabeen | B.A, B Ed | 8 | ||
| 103 | Ms. Fakhra | 9 | |||
| Chak Jhumra – Sehara II | |||||
| 104 | Ms. Razia Shahid | M.A Special Education | 14 | ||
| 105 | Ms. Nadia Hameed | M Sc Psychology | 8 | ||
| 106 | Ms. Nasim Akhtar | B. A B. Ed | 9 | ||
| 107 | Ms. Nazeeran | 11 | |||
| Dijkot – Sehara II | |||||
| 108 | Ms. Samia Aslam | M.A Spl Edu. PGD SLT | 11 | ||
| 109 | Ms. Sayyam Shafqat | BS Special Education | 2 | ||
| 110 | Ms. Sana Shafqat | BS Special Education | 2 | ||
| 111 | Ms. Hameedan | 7 | |||
| Samundri – Sehara II | |||||
Faculty – Professional Programs
| 164 | Coordinator | PGD Speech and language Therapy | Ms. Shaista Irshad | Ph D Scholer Applied Psychology, MS Clinical Psychology, ADCP, PGD Speech Language Therapy & PGD Autism Spectrum Disorder, M.Ed. Special Education. Certified in ADOS-2 | 12 |
| 165 | Mr. Nouman Muneer | Ph D Scholer Clinical Psychology, PGD SLT | 12 | ||
| 166 | Dr. Iftikhar Ahmed | PhD, MA Education, MEd Special Education | 38 | ||
| 167 | Dr. Haji Buzdar | MBBS FCPS | 5 | ||
| 168 | Miss. Saba Sood | MS. Clinical Psy, PGD SLT & ASD | 11 | ||
| 169 | Miss. Sumaira Hayat | MS. Clinical Psychology, PGD SLT | 1 | ||
| 170 | Miss. Anfaal Hassan | MS. English Linguistic & Literature | 1 | ||
| 172 | Mr. Muhammad Liaqat Multani | M.Phil Arabic, Shahadat ul Aalamiyah | 1 | ||
| 173 | Coordinator | PGD Autism Spectrum Disorder | Miss. Saba Sood | MS. Clinical Psy, PGD SLT & ASD | 11 |
| 174 | Dr. Muhammad Jamil Bajwa | MS Assessment (Australia) PhD | 34 | ||
| 175 | Ms. Shaista Irshad | Ph D Scholer Applied Psychology, MS Clinical Psychology, ADCP, PGD Speech Language Therapy & PGD Autism Spectrum Disorder, M.Ed. Special Education. Certified in ADOS-2 | 12 | ||
| 176 | Ms. Zunaira Yasin | MS. Clinical Psy, | 9 | ||
| 177 | Ms. Ayesha Ijaz | MS. Clinical Psy, PGD SLT & ASD | 5 | ||
| 178 | Mr. Muhammad Liaqat Multani | M.Phil Arabic, Shahadat ul Aalamiyah | 1 | ||
| 179 | Coordinator | ADP Special Education | Ms. Kiran Irshad | MS. Clinical Psy, PGD SLT & ASD | 4 |
| 180 | Ms. Insha Liaqat | M. Phil Edu. MA Spl. Ed. PGD SLT, ASD | 4 | ||
| 181 | Ms. Mah Noor | BS Psychology, PGD SLT | 4 | ||
| 182 | Ms. Muqaddas Hameed | MS Information Technology | 1 | ||
| 183 | Ms. Noor Fatima | BS. Special Education | 2 | ||
| 184 | Hafiz Muhammad Saad | MBA, M. Phil Special Education PGD ASD | 10 | ||
| 185 | Ms, Eshmal Fatima | MS. Clinical Psy, PGD SLT | 4 |
