Sensitivity Early Intervention

25/09/2026

“Naughty” bhi kabhi-kabhi ek message hota hai. 💛

Psychology mein, everything a child does is behaviour — from a smile, a gesture or a word to crying, screaming, hitting, refusing or constantly “getting into trouble.”

And often, behaviour is communication.

So when a behaviour becomes repetitive, intense or unusually challenging, instead of simply saying “shaitani mat karo” or “daantne se samajh jaayega”, pause and ask:

“Mera bachcha mujhe kya communicate kar raha hai?”

It could be sensory needs, difficulty communicating, seeking connection, avoiding something, emotional overwhelm or simply a skill the child is still learning.

Sometimes, you don’t need more discipline.
You need a different lens to understand the behaviour.

A professional can help you decode the why behind the what — and guide you towards what your child actually needs. 🌱

Because every behaviour has a story. Let’s learn to listen.

19/09/2026

What if therapists experienced the therapy before asking a child to do it? 🎨

At Sensitivity, we believe experience changes the way you facilitate.

Our therapists stepped into an Art Therapy session—to create, reflect, explore and experience the process from the other side.

Because when we experience it ourselves, we bring more empathy, insight and creativity back into our sessions.

We grow as therapists, so our children can grow through better therapy. 💛

TeamSensitivity

15/09/2026

The best clinical practice begins with the willingness to keep learning. ✨

An enriching global training on standardized assessments and clinical reasoning in neuromuscular disorders—and a proud moment for us to represent India and emerge winners among the participating Asian teams. 🇮🇳

In continually upgrading ourselves we deliver better, learning from those with deeper expertise, and bringing evidence, global learning and thoughtful clinical reasoning into our everyday practice.

Because every child deserves care that keeps evolving. 🤍

ChildDevelopment

07/09/2026

ABC, 1-2-3… yes, your child can say them. ❤️
But can they use words to communicate?

A child may beautifully recite A, B, C, D or count 1, 2, 3, 4—sometimes learned through screens, books, rhymes or repeated practice.

But language development is much more than reciting what we have taught.

Real language begins when a child uses words spontaneously because they have something to communicate.

“Mama” when they want their mother.
“Papa” to call Dad.
“Aao” when they want you to come.
“De do” when they want something.
“Bahar” when they want to go outside.
“Ghoomne” when they want to go out.
“Aur” when they want more.

These everyday words may sound simple, but they carry something much more important: intent, understanding, connection and purpose.

So before celebrating how many alphabets or numbers your child can recite, look for the words they are choosing to use on their own in everyday life.

Because the goal isn't just to make a child say words.

The goal is to help them use words to connect, ask, express, respond and communicate. ❤️

ABC se pehle… aao, de do, mama, papa.
Numbers se pehle… “aur”, “baha​r”, “mujhe chahiye.”
Teach language that has meaning in their little world.

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01/09/2026

23/08/2026

Transition from 3-6 months , Social interaction and early language !!

10/08/2026

When a child gets stuck, they don’t always need more pressure. ❤️

Sometimes they need
a little more patience,
a little hand-holding,
a different route,
and someone who believes they’ll get there.

Not every delay is defiance.
Not every struggle is lack of effort.

Sometimes, they simply need us to slow down, understand, and walk beside them.

Because progress doesn’t always happen when we push harder.

Sometimes, it happens when we believe a little longer. ❤️

30/07/2026

The science behind attachment and bonding - core essentials of mother Infant Attunement 🤱🏻

28/07/2026

Authored the Chapter on Movement in Preterm Infants - passion - babies, movement, development ❤️

07/06/2026

"The most powerful therapy tool is an informed parent." 💙

In our Parent Learning Session, Senior Occupational Therapist Soni helped parents understand how retained primitive reflexes can quietly influence a child's learning, behaviour, and confidence.

🔹 ATNR may affect handwriting and blackboard copying. 🔹 STNR may impact sitting posture and attention. 🔹 Moro Reflex may contribute to anxiety, sensory overwhelm, and fear of trying new things.

But understanding is not enough.

At Sensitivity, parents don't just hear the science—they experience it. Through hands-on assessment and reflex integration activities, families become active participants in their child's developmental journey.

Because when parents understand the root cause, intervention becomes purposeful, consistent, and powerful.

💙 Knowledge shared. 💙 Skills practiced. 💙 Children empowered.

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