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Early Intervention and Developmental Support for Young Children

byChildren FirstOnline sessions & In-person therapy at Safdarjung Enclave & GurugramStarts from2,400 per sessionView full gallery

Our Early Intervention Centre provides intensive, play-based support for children under 6. We help your child develop social, communication, and sensory skills in a nurturing, expert-led environment.

Early support can make a lifetime of difference. Our Early Intervention Centre offers a structured, play-based program where children under 6 can develop social, communication, and sensory regulation skills with the guidance of our expert therapists.

Does your child need support with communication, social interaction, or sensory needs? Our Early Intervention Centre (EIC) provides intensive, multi-disciplinary support for children under 6, addressing sensory needs, social communication challenges, and early signs of Autism.

In our Early Intervention program, your child receives a holistic blend of care. This includes Occupational Therapy for sensory needs, Language Therapy for communication skills, and facilitated group work for peer interaction, all guided by individualized goals and regular parent collaboration.

Every child is unique, but early support is crucial when developmental concerns arise. We look for signs like difficulty connecting with peers, repetitive behaviours, or sensory challenges to provide timely and effective developmental services that help each child thrive.

The "Blooming" module of our Bridges to School Program is for pre-teens aged 8 and up. It focuses on building self-identity, flexible thinking, empathy, and collaboration, helping children find their place within the larger community through hands-on experiences.

About Early Intervention for Young Children (Ages 3-6)

We do not believe in 'fixing' a child. Our 3-day and 5-day Early Intervention programs are structured around 2-hour daily sessions that focus on real-world milestones, like sitting tolerance for school, turn-taking, and following group instructions, rather than just abstract therapy goals.

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