Therapy Sessions

Our sessions are personalised for your child based on the results of our assessment. 

Following assessment & counselling, the therapist sets SMART (Small, Measurable, Agreed Upon, Realistic & Time-bound) goals and plans activities taking into account the child’s interests and skill level.

Individualised sessions can help your child
How Sessions Work
Sessions are well planned by the therapist based on the assessment reports. However, there is scope for spontaneity and child-led activities during a session.
Tailor-made lessons

Lessons are created based on the child’s age, interests and language level.

Theme-based activities & resources

Aimed at building cognitive, strategic, social-emotional competencies.

Smart Resources

Access to interactive resources for extended practice at home.

What They Say About Us

Frequently Asked Questions

You can use the contact form, message on WhatsApp or send an email to us. We will call you (within 3 working days) to direct you towards the next steps.

 

You must seek professional advice when in doubt. Subodha recommends early screening and early intervention to prevent frustration build up in the child leading to challenging behaviours. Earlier the better!

Subodha believes in involving parents at every step of the intervention process and the therapy/goal plan will be shared with you.

We conduct therapy sessions via a secure, video conferencing platform. For our younger kids, the parent sits alongside the child to offer any assistance when required. All parents are welcome to participate in their child’s sessions. The therapist interacts with the child using interactive online tools and other hands-on resources based on the child’s goal plan.

An introductory meeting and an assessment will help the therapist determine if direct 1:1 online session works for your child. If not, parents can avail parent coaching where therapist will explain, show samples, demonstrate techniques that parents can learn during the session and work with their child. In the subsequent session, the parent can share the responses or any gains/challenges faced while working with the child and get therapist’s feedback. Parents may be asked to share photos or videos of their work with their child and get therapist’s feedback.