Welcome to Developmental Therapy

A Comprehensive Approach to Supporting Infant Growth

Developmental therapy is a vital intervention that focuses on the critical period of birth up to 2 years, during which children undergo rapid growth and development. Developmental therapists specialize in monitoring progress across seven essential domains:

• 1. Social and Emotional Development
  - Emotional regulation and expression
  - Social interaction and bonding
  - Attachment and relationships
  
• 2. Gross Motor Skills
  - Walking, running, and balance
  - Coordination and movement
  - Large muscle group development
  
• 3. Fine Motor Skills
  - Grasping, manipulation, and hand-eye coordination
  - Finger dexterity and small muscle group development
  - Object manipulation and problem-solving
  
• 4. Language and Communication Skills
  - Verbal and non-verbal communication
  - Vocabulary development and sentence structure
  - Listening and comprehension
  
• 5. Self-Help Skills
  - Feeding and nutrition
  - Dressing and grooming
  - Toileting and hygiene
  
• 6. Vision and Hearing
  - Visual acuity and tracking
  - Auditory development and response
  - Sensory integration
  
• 7. Cognitive Development
  - Problem-solving and critical thinking
  - Memory and learning
  - Attention and focus
  

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What we do?

• Assessing children's global development
  
• Identifying areas of strength and weakness
  
• Developing personalized intervention plans
  
• Collaborating with families and healthcare professionals
  

Early intervention therapy (Infant Stimulation Programs)

These programs provide early interventional therapy for babies at risk of developmental delay. This holistic approach integrates sensory experiences to promote optimal growth and minimize developmental delay risks. Early intervention is crucial in identifying potential developmental delays and providing targeted support to prevent or minimize long-term disabilities.

Components of Early Stimulation Programme:

• 1. Periodic Developmental Assessment
  Regular evaluations to monitor progress and adjust intervention strategies.
• 2. Multisensory Stimulation
  comprehensive approach engaging infants' senses: