Occupational therapies

Occupational therapy helps children develop the skills and abilities they need to participate in all aspects of a normal life. Occupational Therapy also help children with cognitive, sensory sensitivities and developmental delays to achieve independence in their self-care and daily activities like feeding, toileting, grooming, writing, typing, tying shoelaces,etc.

Occupational Therapists often help a child build independence by developing self-care skills. We evaluates the child’s sensory, gross or fine motor skills and work on that by giving consistent intervention sessions.

Speech therapies

Speech therapy will help children having various speech and language disorders and delay like autism, downs syndrome, cerebral palsy, global developmental delay, cleft lip and palate, stuttering etc. It helps to improve communication through speech and language interventions and also helps children having swallowing difficulties.

Special education

Special education provides specially designed instructions, methods, materials, curriculum and services to children with special needs to meet their unique needs. Individualized education plan is designed and appropriate interventions are implemented.

Group therapies

Group therapy help children to improve communication and socialization. A lot of interactive play activities are incorporated for children to learn and practice how to deal with society.