Autism Therapy (Autism Rehabilitation)
Future Wings Clinic offers autism therapy in Dwarka, New Delhi, for children aged 1 to 15. Every child’s plan is personalised and built around an assessment, and we work with families in English and Hindi. Online sessions are available for children who can attend virtually with a parent’s support. You can find us at 131, Second Floor, Pocket A2, Indraprastha Enclave, Sector 17, Dwarka.
A comprehensive, customised approach aimed at supporting children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in their development. It focuses on enhancing a variety of abilities that are essential for independence, social integration, and day-to-day functioning. Giving kids the skills they need to successfully navigate their surroundings, communicate, and build lasting connections is the aim of autism rehabilitation or autism therapy.
The following are essential elements of autism therapy (autism rehabilitation):
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- Life Skills Development: Developing life skills, fostering independence in children with ASD by teaching and practising basic self-care and everyday life skills like dressing, eating, maintaining personal cleanliness, and time management.
- Communication Skills: Improving verbal and nonverbal communication abilities through a range of techniques, such as visual aids, augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) devices, and speech therapy. Children may be better able to communicate their wants, feelings, and thoughts as a result.
- Social Skills Training: Developing social skills in children involves teaching them how to make eye contact, take turns in talks, comprehend emotions, and recognise social cues. Children benefit from improved interactions with classmates, teachers, and family members as a result.
- Behavioral Interventions: Using techniques such as Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) to decrease problematic behaviors and promote favourable ones. The goals of these interventions are to develop new skills and reinforce desired behaviors.
- Sensory Integration: Enhancing a child’s capacity to handle sensory information is known as sensory integration, and it is particularly important for children who have sensory sensitivity or seek out sensory input. With this method, kids may better control their sensory needs and react to their environment.
- Family Involvement: Including family members in the rehabilitation process and providing them with advice on how to help the child at home, at school, and in the community is known as family involvement. The success of the interventions depends on the support of the family.
- Structured Environment: The creation of a predictable, safe, and organised environment can help children with ASD feel more secure and less anxious. This can involve quiet surroundings, systematic reinforcement, and visual schedules.
Overall, the goal of autism therapy is to assist kids with Autism Spectrum Disorder or ASD, to realise their full potential by encouraging development in areas like social skills, communication, and independence, while giving families the tools they need to support their child’s path.
How We Decide What Your Child Needs
We do not recommend a therapy simply because a child has an autism diagnosis. Before suggesting anything, we carry out a detailed assessment of your child’s:
- Communication skills
- Learning ability
- Social interaction
- Daily living skills
- Attention span and ability to follow instructions
- Challenging behaviours, such as aggression, self-injury or severe tantrums
- Strengths and interests
We also ask about your family’s goals. Only then do we decide which therapies will help your child most, and we review progress regularly and adjust the plan as your child grows. If you would like to understand how we think about one of these therapies, read What Is ABA Therapy? Does Your Child Need It?
Therapies That Can Be Part of Your Child's Plan
Think of autism therapy as a complete team. Each therapy contributes something different, and no two children need exactly the same mix. Depending on your child’s assessment, their plan may include:
- Occupational therapy, for handwriting, dressing, sensory processing and fine motor skills
- Speech therapy, for communication and language
- Sensory integration therapy, for children who are very sensitive to, or seek out, sounds, touch, movement or light
- Behaviour therapy, including Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), for behaviours that interfere with learning, safety or daily life
- Special education, for reading, writing, memory and problem-solving
- Social skills training and parent guidance, described on our approaches page
If your child has just been diagnosed, our article My Child Just Got Diagnosed With Autism. What Do I Do Now? explains the first steps.
What to Expect at Your First Visit
You do not need to commit to a therapy programme to get started. The first step is a visit to the clinic, where you can see our therapy spaces, meet our team and talk about your child’s development.
- There is no charge for visiting the clinic. Therapy sessions are chargeable, and we tell you about this in advance, so you always know before you begin. An assessment may also be chargeable, depending on the consultation with the doctor, so please call us to confirm.
- Your child is welcome to come along, but it is not always necessary at the first visit. You can call and speak to our advisor first.
- If you have them, please bring any previous assessment reports, medical reports and school notes. They help us understand your child better.
- We offer sessions and consultations in English and Hindi, so your child can be supported in the language you speak at home.
To arrange a time, schedule a visit or contact us.
What Parents Say on Google
Reviews below are public Google reviews, quoted as written and shown with the name on the review.
“If your child is having Autism, ADHD or any neurodevelopmental delay this is THE right place to go for therapy. Therapists are experienced with thorough knowledge and dedication towards the change you want to see in your child.”
Deeksha Tomar, Google review
“Dr Dinesh Kumar is an exceptionally skilled therapist. I must say he is very empathetic and treats the children like his own. Even the whole team of future wings clinic is very much helpful for my child’s treatment.”
Tekchand Sharma, Google review
At Future Wings Clinic, we understand that every child on the autism spectrum is beautifully unique, with their strengths, challenges, and pace of growth.
If your child is showing signs such as limited eye contact, delayed speech, repetitive behaviours, or difficulty with social interaction, early support can make a lasting difference.
Led by Dinesh, our team creates personalised therapy plans rooted in structure, empathy, and patience. Whether your child is just beginning their journey or continuing to build on their progress, we are here to walk alongside you, every step of the way. If you’re looking for autism therapy or an Autism Rehabilitation program, get in touch with us. We’re here to listen, support, and help your child thrive with confidence and joy.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
It’s understandable to be concerned. Sometimes, these behaviours could be early indicators of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) or a Communication Delay. It’s best not to wait and watch; early screening helps identify what’s really going on and what kind of support will help your child thrive.
Many parents feel this way, but if a child is over two and still not speaking in words or short phrases, it’s wise to consult a speech therapist. Understanding and speaking use different skills — and therapy can help bridge that gap quickly.
Some children do this as a way of self-stimulation or excitement. But if it happens often, it may be linked to sensory-seeking behaviour or autism. A professional assessment can clarify the cause and suggest suitable sensory play or behaviour strategies.
Every child is different, but common signs include:
- Avoiding eye contact
- Repeating words or phrases
- Not pointing or showing things to others
- Preferring to play alone
- Strong reactions to sound, light, or touch
- If you notice a few of these consistently, it’s a good idea to book a developmental screening.
How do I book an autism assessment in Dwarka?
Fill in the form on our Schedule a Visit page, or call or WhatsApp us on +91 95555 19482 or +91 98711 77983. You can also email futurewingstherapy@gmail.com. Our team will call you to confirm a time.
Does every child with autism need ABA therapy?
No. We never recommend ABA therapy simply because a child has an autism diagnosis. The recommendation is based on your child’s assessment and your family’s goals. Read What Is ABA Therapy? Does Your Child Need It? for a fuller explanation.
Do you offer online autism therapy?
Yes. Online sessions are available for children who can attend virtually with a parent’s support, and our team will help you decide whether online or in-clinic sessions suit your child. You can read our article Is Online Autism Therapy Effective? What Parents Should Know.
Which languages are sessions offered in?
We offer sessions and consultations in English and Hindi, so your child can be supported in the language you speak at home.
Where is the clinic, and when is it open?
The clinic is at 131, Second Floor, Pocket A2, Indraprastha Enclave, Sector 17, Dwarka, New Delhi 110078. We are open Monday to Friday, 11 am to 7 pm, and on Saturday and Sunday, 10 am to 2 pm. Please call before you visit so we can confirm a time.
Is there a charge for the first visit?
There is no charge for visiting the clinic. Therapy sessions are chargeable, and we tell you about this in advance. An assessment may also be chargeable, depending on the consultation with the doctor. Please call us to check and confirm before your appointment.