Every child has a first word, a first step, a first friend.
We are a child development centre in Palam Vihar, Gurugram, helping children with autism, ADHD, speech delay and other developmental differences reach those moments — and helping parents know what to do next.
The first consultation is free. Find us in Sector 23, Gurugram.
Not sure whether we are the right place?
Most families come to us after a diagnosis, or because something about their child’s development does not feel right. We work with children facing:
- Autism
- ADHD
- Cerebral Palsy
- Down Syndrome
- Speech and language delay
- Sensory processing difficulties
- Dyslexia and learning difficulty
Wondering where to start? See every therapy we offer.
Dr. Srishti Tripathi
Founder & Director, Pediatric Physiotherapist & Child Development Specialist
- M.Sc. in Neurological Physiotherapy
- 11+ years in pediatric rehabilitation and child development
- Specialised in sensory integration, NDT, neonatal care, autism, dysgraphia and pediatric mental health
- Partner, Cloudnine Hospital, Gurugram
- Founder, Kindora India
Dr. Srishti Tripathi is a Pediatric Physiotherapist, Child Development Specialist, and the Founder & Director of Active Little Minds, with over 11 years of experience in pediatric rehabilitation and child development. She holds a Master’s in Neurological Physiotherapy, with specialised expertise in sensory integration, neuro-developmental therapy (NDT), neonatal care, autism, dysgraphia and pediatric mental health.
What sets her approach apart is a philosophy built on generalisation — helping children carry the skills they learn in therapy into everyday life. Families are central to that journey: parents and caregivers are guided to support therapeutic goals through everyday routines, so progress stays consistent well beyond scheduled sessions.
She is also Partner at Cloudnine Hospital, Gurugram, and Founder of Kindora India. Through Active Little Minds, her vision is to combine therapy, family empowerment and real-world skill-building so children can participate more confidently, function more independently, and thrive beyond the therapy centre.
“Progress is not limited to what a child can accomplish inside a therapy room — the real measure of success is whether those skills can be applied confidently at home, in school, and in social environments.”
Seven therapies, one team, one building
Your child’s therapists work in the same place and share the same plan, so nobody has to carry notes between clinics.
Speech & Language Therapy
Communication, vocabulary, pronunciation, and the confidence to use them.
Read about this therapyOccupational Therapy & Sensory Integration
Daily living skills, sensory processing, fine motor control, and coordination.
Read about this therapyNeurodevelopment Therapy & Early Intervention
Early identification and intervention for cognitive, motor, and social development.
Read about this therapyPediatric Physiotherapy & Sports Therapy
Strength, mobility, posture, and taking part in sport and play.
Read about this therapySpecial Education & Remedial Classes
Learning plans that close academic gaps and rebuild confidence at school.
Read about this therapyCraniosacral & Oral Placement Therapy
Physical relaxation, oral-motor development, and sensory regulation.
Read about this therapyGroup & Social Therapy
Social skills, teamwork, and friendship, practised alongside other children.
Read about this therapyA look inside the centre
Sessions are built around play, because that is when children try things they would not otherwise try. Tap any photo to see it bigger.
What working with us is like
Every therapy under one roof
Occupational therapists, speech therapists, physiotherapists, and special educators work in the same building — and talk to each other about your child.
A plan built for your child
Therapy begins with an assessment, not a package. The plan that follows targets your child’s specific areas of concern and changes as they progress.
Parents are shown the work
You are guided on the exercises and strategies to practise at home, so progress continues between sessions.
Progress you can see
We set measurable goals and share regular updates, so you know what has changed and what comes next.
A place children want to return to
The centre is built to be safe, calm, and stimulating — more a home of hope than a clinic.
What parents say
Real words from the families we work with every day.
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See the centre in motion
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Questions parents ask first
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What types of children do you work with?
We work with children facing developmental challenges such as Autism, ADHD, Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, speech and language delays, sensory processing difficulties, and other neurodivergent conditions. Our multidisciplinary approach means each child receives personalised care.
What therapies are offered?
Speech & Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Sensory Integration Therapy, Pediatric Physiotherapy, Neurodevelopment Therapy, Craniosacral & Oral Placement Therapy, Special Education, Early Intervention Programmes, Remedial Classes, Sports Therapy, and Group/Social Therapy.
How do I know which therapy is right for my child?
Our team conducts an initial assessment to understand your child’s needs. Based on that evaluation we design a personalised therapy plan targeting areas of concern and supporting overall development.
Are sessions one-to-one or in groups?
Both, depending on your child’s developmental needs. Group sessions build social interaction, teamwork, and communication skills alongside individual therapy.
How long does each session last?
Sessions usually run from 30 minutes to one hour. The duration is tailored to your child’s age, attention span, and specific therapy requirements.
Can parents take part in sessions?
Yes. We encourage parental involvement. Parents are guided on exercises and strategies to practise at home, which reinforces development outside the clinic.
How often should my child attend?
Frequency depends on the therapy and your child’s needs. Most children benefit from two to five sessions per week. Our therapists set a structured schedule after the initial assessment.
What progress can I expect?
Progress varies for every child, but consistent therapy typically leads to improved communication, motor skills, social interaction, independence, and emotional wellbeing. We provide regular updates against measurable goals.
Is the clinic child-friendly and safe?
Yes. The centre is designed to be nurturing, safe, and stimulating. All our therapists are trained professionals who look after the comfort and safety of every child.
How do I book a consultation?
Call or message us on WhatsApp, or send the enquiry form on this site. Our team will schedule an initial assessment and talk you through the therapy plan.
Start with a free consultation
We begin with an assessment, not a package. You will leave knowing what your child needs and what it will involve.
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