Frequently Asked Questions

Early intervention is critical. Parents should look out for these signs in toddlers:

• Social Interaction: Lack of eye contact, not responding to their name by 9-12 months, or preferring to play alone.
• Communication: Delayed speech, repeating words (echolalia), or losing acquired speech skills.
• Behavior: Repetitive movements (flapping hands, rocking), getting upset by minor routine changes.

Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) typically presents through:

• Inattention: Easily distracted, forgets daily activities, avoids tasks requiring sustained mental effort.
• Hyperactivity: Fidgets constantly, unable to stay seated, talks excessively.
• Impulsivity: Interrupts others, has trouble waiting for their turn.

Common physical and developmental signs include:

• Distinct facial features and low muscle tone (hypotonia).
• Delayed milestones in sitting, crawling, and walking.
• Mild to moderate cognitive impairment and delayed speech development.

Through early Speech and Occupational Therapy, children with Down Syndrome can achieve great functional independence.

You might consider an assessment if your child is missing age-appropriate milestones (like walking or talking late), struggling academically, having frequent severe meltdowns, or showing difficulty interacting with peers. A professional assessment at Neuro Care can provide a clear roadmap.

You should consult a specialist like Dr. Vishal Jain if your child experiences: frequent or severe headaches, unexplained seizures or spells, developmental delays, abnormal muscle tone, or sudden loss of previously acquired skills.

Physiotherapy primarily focuses on gross motor skills like walking, standing, and overall body strength. Occupational Therapy (OT) focuses on fine motor skills, sensory integration, and the child's ability to perform daily living activities independently (like holding a pencil, dressing, or processing sensory information).

Yes. We conduct comprehensive psychological, developmental, and neurological assessments to formally diagnose conditions like ASD, ADHD, Learning Disabilities (Dyslexia), and more.

Most individual therapy sessions last between 45 to 60 minutes. The frequency of sessions per week depends entirely on the child's customized Individualized Education Program (IEP).

We provide comprehensive care starting from early intervention for infants (as young as 6 months) up to adolescents and teenagers requiring continued developmental support.

Parents are the most crucial part of a child's development. We provide extensive Family Counselling, parent training sessions, and customized home-programs so that the therapy continues seamlessly even outside the clinic.