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Neuro Aktiv clinic is North India's first specialized neuro rehabilitation centre. We optimally equi

03/09/2025

TV ki awaaz sunta hai… par jab maa bulaati hai toh respond nahi karta.”
Sounds familiar? Many parents confuse this with “shararat,” “dhyaan nahi hai,” or even hearing loss. But often, this can be a condition called Auditory Processing Disorder (APD)

What is Auditory Processing Disorder?

APD is not about the ears, it’s about the brain. A child with APD can hear sounds normally, but their brain struggles to understand, filter, and process speech.

That’s why they respond to TV or music (clear, predictable sounds), but don’t respond when someone speaks directly, especially if there’s background noise.

Signs Parents Commonly Notice:

1. Child reacts quickly to TV, mobile sounds, or cartoons, but ignores when called by name.

2. Frequently asks “kya?” or “repeat karo.”

3. Struggles to follow multi-step instructions.

4. Difficulty understanding in noisy environments like classrooms.

5. May appear inattentive, confused, or “lost in their own world.

Remember: If your child hears the TV but not you, it may not be “ignorance” — it may be Auditory Processing Disorder. Early intervention can change the way your child learns, listens, and communicates.

📞 Call 9855910910 to book an assessment
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29/08/2025

Nothing makes us happier than hearing from parents who trust us with their child’s journey. 💙

Every word of encouragement reminds us why we do what we do, to bring smiles, progress, and hope.

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25/08/2025

“Mera bacha ghar pe nonstop bolta hai… lekin bahar jaake bilkul chup ho jaata hai.” Aapne bhi notice kiya hoga? Parents usually think it’s shyness, but sometimes it can be Selective Mutism, an anxiety-based condition.

🧠 What happens here?

The child can speak (we see it at home), but in certain situations, like school, social gatherings, or even when guests come, literally “freezes” their voice. It’s not stubbornness, not attitude, and definitely not poor parenting.

How therapy helps -

1. Builds confidence slowly, without pressure

2. Uses play & structured steps to reduce anxiety

3. Encourages communication in safe, supportive environments

4. Helps the child find their voice in the outside world too

Remember, har action ke peeche hota hai ek reason. Agar aapka child sirf ghar pe bolta hai but bahar chup ho jaata hai, don’t ignore it. Early therapy makes all the difference.

Book an appointment: 9855910910

📍 NeuroAktiv Clinic, Amritsar and Delhi

22/08/2025

“Guests aate hain ghar par, but your child doesn’t say Hi?”

A lot of parents brush it off as shyness. But sometimes, it’s more than that; it could be Selective Mutism.

👉 This means your child can speak normally at home, but jab situation change hoti hai (like school, guests, or public places), they suddenly go quiet. Not because they don’t want to talk — but because anxiety literally blocks their voice.

Signs to notice:

1. Comfortable talking at home, silent outside.

2. Freezes or whispers when expected to speak.

3. Avoids eye contact in social situations.

The most important thing? Don’t force them. Pressure makes it worse. Early therapy + step-by-step support helps kids find their voice again.

✨ Har action ke peeche hota hai ek reason. Agar aapka bacha sirf ghar par bolta hai but bahar nahi, pay .

📞 Call 9855910910 to book an appointment at NeuroAktiv Clinic, Amritsar and Delhi.

20/08/2025

As therapists, we often explain to parents that Sensory Processing Disorder isn’t ‘just a quirk’, it can deeply affect how a child experiences everyday life.

A child with SPD may:

- Struggle with loud sounds in classrooms or birthday parties, leading to meltdowns or avoidance.

- Refuse to wear certain clothes because of textures, which can make daily routines like getting dressed stressful.

- Be extremely picky with food, rejecting meals not because of taste but because of how it feels in their mouth.

- Have difficulty with handwriting, play, or sports because their body struggles to process touch, movement, or balance.

These challenges don’t just stay in the moment — they can impact learning, social skills, self-confidence, and even family life. Without support, children may withdraw, avoid situations, or feel misunderstood.

But with therapy, children are given tools and structured exposure to manage sensory input in healthier ways. Over time, this helps them not only participate but enjoy school, friendships, and everyday activities.

Early intervention can truly change the trajectory of a child’s development — from surviving to thriving.

19/08/2025

Will my child outgrow Sensory Processing Disorder, or does therapy really make a difference?

The truth is, every child’s journey is unique. Some children may gradually adapt to certain sensory challenges as they grow, but for many, these difficulties don’t just ‘disappear.’ For example, a child who is extremely sensitive to sounds might learn to avoid noisy environments, but without therapy, they may continue to struggle in classrooms, social gatherings, or even family events.

On the other hand, therapy provides structured strategies to help children regulate their sensory input, whether it’s tolerating different textures while eating, sitting calmly in class despite background noise, or developing the motor skills needed for play and daily activities.

Without intervention, children often ‘cope’ by avoiding situations, but with therapy, they thrive by learning skills that reduce frustration, improve confidence, and support their overall development.

Early therapy doesn’t just address today’s challenges, it builds a stronger foundation for tomorrow.

18/08/2025

If everyday things feel hard for your child, there could be a reason.

10/08/2025

Yes! SPD (Sensory Processing Disorder) can exist without autism.

Every sensory challenge doesn’t mean autism — each condition has its own signs and needs. 🧠💡

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09/08/2025

If everyday things feel hard for your child, there could be a reason.

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Monday	10am - 6pm
Tuesday	10am - 6pm
Wednesday	10am - 6pm
Thursday	10am - 6pm
Friday	10am - 6pm
Saturday	10am - 6pm

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http://www.neuroaktivclinic.com/

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Neuro Aktiv clinic is dedicated to advance the personalized patient care by sharing knowledge and commending each leap forward for exceptional results with a desire to rebuild lives.

We, at Neuro Aktiv clinic, dedicatedly envision - “to lead the field of physical and cognitive recovery by conveying remarkable patient services through the coordination of value care, innovation, instruction, research and support”.