Developmental Assessment
An online assessment to understand your child’s developmental strengths, needs and possible next steps.
Fees and full details on request
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Support packages for every family
From a first assessment to regular monthly support — online or at our New Delhi centre. Every family’s needs are different, so we share fees and package details personally.
Get our package brochure
Call or WhatsApp us and we’ll explain the options, answer your questions and send you our brochure with full package details and fees.
- Advice on which package suits your child
- No obligation — just a friendly conversation
- Available appointment times
What we offer
Therapy Sessions
Remote therapy sessions with parent participation where appropriate. Suitability depends on your child’s needs.
Fees and full details on request
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Monthly Package
Regular online support on alternate days, planned around your child’s goals and reviewed with your family.
Fees and full details on request
Get details on WhatsApp (opens in a new tab)Developmental Assessment
An in-person assessment at our New Delhi centre, including observation and a discussion with parents.
Fees and full details on request
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In-person therapy sessions at the centre with direct interaction and practical, hands-on activities.
Fees and full details on request
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Monthly Package
Regular in-person support at the centre on alternate days, planned around your child’s goals and reviewed with your family.
Fees and full details on request
Get details on WhatsApp (opens in a new tab)Not sure which package is right? That’s completely normal. Most families start with a developmental assessment — call us on 9891112793 and we’ll guide you.
Final suitability, scheduling and package details are always confirmed with the centre before sessions begin. Messaging or calling us does not commit you to anything.
Parent resources
Questions parents often ask
General information to help you feel prepared. For advice about your own child, please speak with us.
An assessment usually begins with a conversation with parents about your concerns, your child’s routines and what you have noticed. The professional then spends time with your child using play-based and age-appropriate activities, looking at areas such as receptive and expressive language, play, social skills, cognition, imitation, fine motor and self-help skills. Afterwards, initial observations and possible next steps are discussed with you. What is involved depends on your child’s age and individual needs.
You don’t need to know in advance. Many families start with a developmental assessment, which helps the professional understand your child’s strengths and needs and discuss which kind of support, if any, may be appropriate. If you are unsure, choose “Not sure yet” when you enquire and we will guide you.
Yes — parents are important partners. Depending on the service and your child’s needs, you may observe, join activities, or have time at the end of a session to discuss strategies you can use at home.
Yes. Many services can be offered online, often with a parent present to support activities. Whether online sessions are suitable depends on your child’s needs and the service required; this can be discussed with the centre.
Simply call us on 9891112793 or send us a WhatsApp message. We’ll talk through the options that suit your child — assessments, individual sessions and monthly packages, online or in person — and send you our brochure with full details and fees.
It can help to note your main questions or concerns, examples of what you have noticed at home, and any information from school. If your child has previous reports, you may bring them to the appointment. Please don’t send medical records or reports through the website form.
Goals are discussed with your family and progress is reviewed over time through observation and regular conversations with parents. Plans are adjusted to your child’s changing needs. Every child develops differently, so progress looks different for each child.