Is this your child?
You do not need the right words to begin.
A feeling that something is different is enough for a first conversation. You do not need a diagnosis or a finished list of concerns.
Consultation and assessment fees are explained before booking.
What matters now
Start with the moment that keeps replaying in your mind.
You do not need a name for it. A free conversation does not diagnose your child or commit you to therapy.
- What you might be noticing
- A meal that goes badly, a school note, a word that disappeared, a daily task, or simply a change in your child.
- What a first conversation covers
- What you see, where it happens, and how long it has been going on. We ask a few questions, then suggest one useful next step.
- The gentlest next step
- Tell us what you notice in ordinary language. We may suggest something to watch, a consultation, a fuller assessment, or another professional who fits better.
- Where to begin
- The first phone conversation can start from anywhere. We explain which centre runs the relevant service; not every service is available at both.
Which scene sounds closest?
Choose the nearest path, even if it is not an exact match.
- TalkingYour child understands much more than they say. See the communication path.
- Attention and behaviourSchool calls, routines become battles, or emotions take over. See the attention path.
- SchoolReading, writing, tests, or homework seem much harder than your child’s ability suggests. See the school path.
4 more topics to explore
What the first conversation covers
Describe your child in your words; we ask a few questions and suggest a concrete next step or referral.
What it does not do
A call does not diagnose your child, and a consultation does not commit you to therapy.
Say the truest sentence you have
Call +91 70225 30530 during working hours, or write to us. “I’m not sure what’s wrong, but something feels different” is enough.
Consultation and assessment fees are explained before booking.