Child Development & Therapy Services
Every developmental concern deserves a proper look
Why early intervention matters
In Pakistan, the average child reaches formal developmental assessment at around five and a half years old — well past the point at which early intervention has its greatest effect. Only around one in five children is seen before the age of three. When a parent notices something, that instinct is almost always worth acting on, and "he'll grow out of it" is not an assessment.
What we assess and treat
- Developmental delay
- Autism spectrum disorder
- ADHD
- Behavioural difficulties
- Speech and language problems
- Learning difficulties
- Childhood anxiety and mood problems
What we provide
- Developmental and diagnostic assessment
- Behaviour therapy and ABA
- Occupational therapy
- Speech and language therapy — children and adults
- Play and art therapy
- Parent training — structured behavioural parent programmes
A note for parents
Looking after a child with a developmental condition is genuinely hard, and research in Pakistan confirms the measurable toll it takes on parents' own mental health. Exhaustion, guilt and marital strain in this situation are normal, not weakness, and not something you should be managing alone.
You are welcome to bring that here too. We treat parents as well as children.
The hardest step is the first one. Most of our patients tell us afterwards that they waited too long. You do not need a referral, a diagnosis, or the right words. You only need to call.
0316-0101525 · Plot B-230, Block N, North Nazimabad, Karachi