Sometimes, You Just Know Something Feels Different
Sometimes the signs are obvious, and sometimes they're subtle. It may be difficulties with attention, emotional regulation, handwriting, coordination, sensory processing, learning, or simply a feeling that your child needs extra support. Whatever your concern, we're here to help you understand your child's needs and explore meaningful ways to support their participation and development.
Every child with autism experiences the world in their own unique way. Some children may communicate differently, respond more strongly to sounds, lights, touch, or movement, prefer predictable routines, or find social situations difficult to understand.
Learn moreChildren with ADHD are often bright, curious, creative, and full of energy. However, they may experience challenges with attention, impulse control, organization, emotional regulation, and managing everyday demands.
Learn moreCerebral Palsy (CP) is a neurological condition that affects movement, posture, muscle control, and coordination. Every child with cerebral palsy is unique.
Learn moreChildren develop at their own pace, but there are certain milestones that help us understand how they are progressing. Sometimes, a child may take longer than expected to develop skills related to movement, play, communication, learning, self-care, or social interaction.
Learn moreEvery day, our brains receive information from our senses—what we see, hear, touch, taste, smell, and how our bodies move. Most of us automatically process this information without thinking about it.
Learn moreEvery child learns differently. Some children may work harder than their peers to develop skills related to reading, writing, spelling, mathematics, attention, memory, or organization.
Learn moreSome children find it difficult to plan, coordinate, and execute movements efficiently. Tasks that seem simple for other children—such as catching a ball, riding a bicycle, using scissors, climbing playground equipment, or participating in sports—may require significantly more effort.
Learn moreHandwriting is much more than putting letters on paper. It requires the successful coordination of visual, motor, sensory, cognitive, and postural skills working together at the same time.
Learn moreMany children find it difficult to stay focused, follow instructions, complete tasks, or remain engaged in activities for extended periods of time. While attention challenges are sometimes associated with ADHD, they can also occur due to sensory processing differences, learning difficulties, emotional factors, executive functioning challenges, developmental delays, or simply because the demands being placed on the child exceed their current skills.
Learn moreRecognising concerns early opens more opportunities for skill-building during the years when children's brains are most adaptable.
Targeted therapy during key developmental windows helps children participate more confidently in school, play, and daily routines.
Parents receive practical strategies and warm support — so progress continues beyond the clinic into everyday life at home.
A warm first visit to understand your child's strengths, needs, and daily routines.
A tailored plan built around your child's goals and your family's priorities.
Play-based, evidence-informed sessions in our child-friendly Kandivali clinic.
Practical activities and strategies you can weave into everyday life at home.
Regular check-ins to celebrate progress and adjust support as your child grows.
Book a consultation with Dr. Sharuja Sarap at our Kandivali West clinic.
