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For parents

You do not need to become the therapist.

Your role is smaller and more useful: understand the goal, practise it briefly in real life, and tell us what happened.

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Consultation and assessment fees are explained before booking.

Your part in the plan

Bring the child you know. Take home one manageable next step.

You see your child across meals, dressing, school runs, play, and difficult evenings. That context helps a therapist choose goals that matter outside the clinic and notice progress that a weekly session might miss.

Anything to practise should be shown to you first, explained in plain language, and kept small enough to fit the day. You can then report what worked, what felt awkward, and what needs changing.

A cardigan, shoes and a visual timer arranged as materials for practising an everyday routine

One small example

Practising “help” while getting dressed

  1. Choose one familiar moment. Use the same zip or shoe the therapist has discussed with you.
  2. Pause before stepping in. Give your child a brief chance to look, gesture, make a sound, use a word, or try the movement.
  3. Respond, then stop. Help when they communicate or attempt the step. Repeat only as advised, so practice stays calm and brief.

This is an illustration, not a plan for every child. Your therapist should tailor the prompt, timing, and goal.

Parent coaching and methods

The therapist shows you practical responses to try at home, usually as part of your child’s therapy plan.

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Parent coaching and methods

Coaching may include how to slow speech, wait for communication, praise effort, or respond before a meltdown. It is usually woven into the child’s work rather than sold as a standard add-on.

Clinicians may draw on Hanen programmes, PECS, SO SAFE, Sensory Integration, Social Thinking, Makaton, Play Therapy, Oral Placement Therapy, Handwriting Without Tears, Therapeutic Listening, and Learn to Learn where relevant. The team explains what fits your child.

The parent channel

An invite-only WhatsApp channel shares practical posts and centre news; ask your centre for current joining details.

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The parent channel

The channel is intended for short practical posts, reminders, and centre news. It is invite-only and has no fixed posting schedule.

The public joining link and final instructions are not confirmed, so this page does not send you to a channel link. Ask the team at your centre if you would like current details.

Optional materials

Walnut materials are optional. Cornerstone has a materials partnership and receives a small percentage if a family subscribes through the practice.

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Optional materials

Cornerstone sometimes recommends Walnut Early Supports home-practice materials and parent subscriptions when they suit a family. Cornerstone has a materials partnership with Walnut and receives a small percentage if a family takes up the service through the practice.

Walnut is not a Cornerstone programme, and the recommendation is optional. Ask what it contains, what it costs, and whether it adds anything useful for your child before deciding.

Ask for one next step you can actually use

Call +91 70225 30530 during working hours, or write to us. Bring the routine that is hardest at home.

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Consultation and assessment fees are explained before booking.