FAQs

Although each child develops at their own rate, you may want to seek the advice of an expert if you observe any of the following symptoms:

• Speech Delays – Not speaking words by age 2, unclear speech, or difficulty expressing requirements and needs
• Sensory Sensitivities – Overreacting to loud sounds, bright lights, or certain textures
• Hyperactivity or Attention Problems – Difficulty sitting still, focusing, or following instructions
• Motor Skill Issues – Struggling with activities like holding a pencil, buttoning clothes, or balancing while walking
• Social & Emotional Challenges – Avoiding eye contact, having trouble making friends, or having frequent meltdowns

Not at all! The sooner, the better. Early intervention speeds up a child’s learning and development, which facilitates smoother and brighter future. Do not hesitate; get in touch for an assessment right now if you are worried!

Every child is unique, and therapy duration depends on their individual needs and progress. While some children may show improvement in matter of few months, while others might need support for longer duration. To guarantee the greatest outcomes, we continuously assess progress and modify the treatment strategy.

Our classes are lively, participatory, and play-based! Instead of relying solely on lecture, we help kids learn by doing enjoyable games, exercises, and activities.
In order to continue helping their child at home, parents are encouraged to participate in the process.

Indeed! Many kids have trouble focusing, paying attention, and controlling their hyperactivity. The goals of our behavioral and occupational therapy programs are to help children become more self-reliant, pay greater attention, and participate more actively in everyday activities.

Of course! Clarity, fluency, pronunciation, and speaking confidence are all areas that our speech therapists focus on. We customise therapy to meet your child’s needs, whether they have late speech development, lisping, or stammering.

While some children may seek out additional movement or pressure (e.g., they love jumping or crashing into things), others may be extremely sensitive to particular textures, sounds, or lights. Sensory therapy helps children to control their reactions and feel more at ease in their surrondings.

Example: If your child covers their ears at normal sounds or refuses to wear certain clothes, sensory therapy might help.

Yes! We offer Online therapy sessions for children who can benefit from virtual learning

Our team will guide you on the best option based on your child’s needs.