Programmes

Everything your child might need, under one roof.

One team, one plan — no chasing five specialists across the city. Browse the way that matches how you think about it.

Talking
Speech & Language Therapy

Early intervention speech therapy for children who aren't talking yet or are hard to understand. Pediatric speech therapy, in the center or online.

45 min sessions · 1:1
A clear answer
Psychological Assessment

IQ, autism, ADHD and specific learning disability assessments — results explained plainly, in writing.

2 visits · report in 7 days
Daily skills
Pediatric Occupational Therapy

Sensory processing, motor skills, and the everyday tasks that feel harder than they should.

45 min · sensory room
Movement
Physiotherapy

Strength, balance and coordination for children with delayed motor milestones, low muscle tone or cerebral palsy.

Individual sessions
School
Special Needs Education

One-to-one teaching for children with learning disabilities, built around how your child actually learns and coordinated with their school.

2–3 sessions a week
For parents
Parent Guidance

Practical coaching so you know how to respond at home, not just in the clinic.

Monthly · included in plans
Feelings
Child Counselling

A safe space for anxiety, big emotions and self-expression.

50 min · from age 6
Learning disabilities

Understanding specific learning disabilities

A specific learning disability, also called a specific learning disorder, is a difference in how the brain handles reading, writing or maths. It has nothing to do with effort or intelligence. Students with learning disabilities often work harder than anyone to keep up, which is why the right assessment and special education support matter. These are the main types of learning disabilities and learning difficulties we assess and support.

ReadingDyslexia

Trouble reading words accurately and fluently, decoding sounds and spelling. This is the most common specific reading disorder.

WritingDysgraphia

Difficulty with handwriting, spelling and putting written ideas in order, even when the child knows what they want to say.

MathsDyscalculia

Difficulty understanding numbers, learning maths facts and solving problems with quantities.

Understanding & speakingLanguage processing difficulty

Trouble making sense of spoken language or finding the words to express ideas, often linked to speech and language delays.

ListeningAuditory processing difficulty

Trouble making sense of what is heard, such as following instructions in a noisy classroom, even when hearing is normal.

Therapy for learning disabilities starts with a psychological assessment, then a written special education plan, with speech-language or occupational therapy added where needed.

Questions parents ask

Frequently asked questions

What is a child development center?

A child development center (CDC) brings assessments and therapies together under one roof: speech and language therapy, pediatric occupational therapy, physiotherapy, special needs education and counselling. One team builds one plan around your child. Brainpreneurs has child development centers in Bengaluru, Jammu and Kashmir, plus online sessions across India.

What is early intervention speech therapy, and when should it start?

Early intervention speech therapy supports young children, often from around age 2, who aren't talking yet, are hard to understand, or aren't picking up language like their peers. The earlier it starts, the more room there is for change. Our pediatric speech therapy is play-based and one-to-one, with parent coaching so you can practise at home.

Do you offer online speech therapy?

Yes. Online therapy sessions are available across India, so speech therapy online is an option if you live far from a center. Your clinician will help you decide whether online or in-center sessions suit your child best.

What are the types of learning disabilities?

A specific learning disability (also called a specific learning disorder) can affect reading (dyslexia), writing (dysgraphia) or maths (dyscalculia). Some children also find it hard to process language or sounds. A psychological assessment shows which type your child has, so the right special education support can begin.

How is sensory processing linked to autism?

Many autistic children process sensory input differently. They may be very sensitive to sound, touch or light, or look for strong sensory input. Pediatric occupational therapy helps children regulate their senses and take part in everyday activities. Sensory differences alone don't mean a child is autistic. An assessment gives a clear answer.

How do I know if my child needs an assessment?

If you've noticed delays in talking, attention, learning or behaviour that worry you, an assessment is a good next step. Book a free 20-minute call, tell us what you've noticed, and we'll suggest the right starting point with no commitment.

Where are your centers?

We have centers in Bengaluru (Whitefield), Jammu (Shastri Nagar, Bhagwati Nagar and Roop Nagar) and Kashmir (Srinagar and Ganderbal). Online sessions are available across India.

Can't tell which one you need?

Most parents can't — that's what the free call is for. Tell us what you've noticed and we'll name the right starting point.

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