Our speech therapy program focuses on improving communication skills, addressing speech delays, language development, and articulation challenges. Through individualized sessions, our experienced therapists help children enhance their verbal and non-verbal communication, build confidence, and foster meaningful interactions.

ABA therapy is a scientifically proven approach to understanding and improving behavior. At our school, ABA sessions are tailored to teach essential skills, reduce challenging behaviors, and promote positive outcomes. This therapy emphasizes consistency and reinforcement to help children thrive in various environments.

Occupational therapy at our school supports children in developing fine motor skills, sensory processing, and coordination. These sessions aim to enhance independence in daily tasks such as writing, dressing, and eating, while also building confidence in navigating their surroundings.

Our special education program is designed to cater to the unique learning needs of every child. With individualized lesson plans and adaptive teaching methods, our skilled educators ensure students achieve academic success while fostering social and emotional growth.

Physiotherapy helps children improve their physical strength, mobility, and coordination. Our sessions are tailored to address specific needs, such as posture correction, balance improvement, and motor skill development, ensuring a healthier, more active lifestyle.

ADL therapy focuses on teaching essential life skills that promote independence. From grooming and dressing to meal preparation and personal hygiene, our therapists help children master these everyday tasks, enabling them to confidently participate in their daily routines.

Oral Placement Therapy is a therapeutic approach designed to improve speech clarity and feeding skills by focusing on the strength, coordination, and sensory feedback of the oral muscles. It involves structured exercises using tactile stimulation tools, such as straws, horns, and chew tubes, to enhance the muscle functions necessary for speech production and swallowing. OPT is particularly beneficial for individuals with speech disorders, motor planning difficulties, or oral-motor weaknesses, and is often used in conjunction with traditional speech therapy techniques to achieve better outcomes.

Special sports for children with special needs are adaptive physical activities designed to promote inclusion, physical fitness, and social interaction. These sports are tailored to accommodate various disabilities, focusing on individual abilities rather than limitations. Programs often include modified versions of traditional sports like basketball, soccer, and swimming, ensuring accessibility and safety. Participation helps improve physical health, boost self-confidence, and foster a sense of community, providing children with an opportunity to develop skills, make friends, and enjoy the benefits of teamwork and physical activity.

Group therapy for children with special needs is a therapeutic approach where children with similar challenges come together in a supportive environment to work on social, emotional, and communication skills. Led by trained therapists, these sessions provide a safe space for children to interact, share experiences, and practice behaviors in a structured setting. The therapy focuses on building relationships, enhancing self-esteem, and developing coping strategies. Group activities often include role-playing, games, and collaborative tasks, helping children learn from each other while fostering a sense of belonging and community.