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Neurodiversity-Affirming Therapy and Child Development Programs

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

We create inclusive spaces where children are celebrated for who they are. From early intervention to adolescent executive skills, our programs are designed to meet every child exactly where they are.

This video features heartfelt perspectives from parents of children on the autism spectrum. It highlights the importance of understanding, acceptance, and meeting a child where they are, which is the foundation of our approach. Their stories remind us that every child's journey is unique and deserves to be supported with love and patience.

Early support makes all the difference. This image captures a moment from our Early Intervention Centre, where we use structured, play-based activities to help children under 6 with developmental delays build communication, social, and sensory regulation skills in a nurturing environment.

This is what a neurodiversity-affirming culture looks like in practice. Our therapy spaces, like the climbing wall and foam pit shown here, are designed for expression, play, and difference. We believe in creating an environment where every child feels safe and celebrated for who they are.

Our "Scribbles and Strokes" module is a perfect example of our play-based approach to skill-building. Here, an occupational therapist guides a child through engaging activities designed to strengthen the foundational grapho-motor skills essential for writing, turning potential frustration into a fun and confidence-building experience.

We support young people through every stage of their journey. The "In-Sync" program is specifically designed for teens and young adults aged 14-25, equipping them with the executive skills needed to manage school, work, and life. This program helps them plan better, focus, and regulate emotions.

In this clip from a parent session, we discuss the importance of celebrating the child you have, rather than focusing on who you wish they were. It’s a powerful reminder to shift our perspective from expectation to acceptance, fostering a connection built on love and understanding.

Our work extends beyond individual therapy to build supportive communities. This image shows a group session with college students, where we created a safe space for honest dialogue about mental health needs, campus support, and peer-led interventions.

Dr. Shelja Sen, our co-founder, explains our approach to working with trauma through Narrative Practice. We believe trauma is not just what happens to a person, but the meaning they make of it. This expert-led video shows our commitment to respectful, non-pathologizing therapy that empowers individuals to reclaim their stories.

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Before suggesting specific therapy sessions, every family begins with a 90-minute consultation with a Senior Clinician. This session isn't about rushing to a label, but auditing your child's developmental history to create a personalized care roadmap that highlights exactly where they need support—and where they are already thriving.

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