CBTchildbehaviourtherapy

CBTchildbehaviourtherapy Khanna, Punjab đź“Ť Yamunanagar, Haryana đź“Ť

Dr. Vipul Vithal
PhD (Psychology), MHA, DECSE (ID)
RCI registered
We deal with children having behavioural issues or facing any speech delay, developmental delay.

29/01/2026

Vision Therapy for Children with Autism: Addressing Amblyopia and Strabismus and Stereopsis.

We discuss how vision problems like amblyopia and strabismus are common in children with autism and can significantly impact their ability to write, understand three-dimensional objects, and navigate their environment. We explain why visual cues and pictures are important tools for communication, and we urge parents to consult an ophthalmologist if their child struggles with writing, crossing roads, or understanding real objects despite comprehending pictures. We emphasize that vision therapy is essential and should be started as soon as possible.

27/01/2026

Understanding the Nihilist Penguin: Why Neurodiversity Matters

We discuss a viral penguin video that many criticized, but I saw it differently. Instead of blaming the penguin for being different, I recognized he might be neurodivergent or autistic with unique perspectives and needs. We talk about how the real issue wasn’t the penguin, but those around him who didn’t support or communicate with him. We explore the crucial role parents play in supporting autistic children, and how neurodivergent people offer valuable perspectives that help us all see life differently. We emphasize that neurodivergent individuals need our support, and we need their unique viewpoints.

25/01/2026

Why Kids Play With Your Ears and Hair During Hugs: A Gentle Redirection Guide

I discuss why children often play with their parents’ ears, hair, and skin when hugging - it’s a natural sensory comfort behavior that helps regulate their body and mind. I share practical tips on how to gently redirect this behavior using soft tissues or fidget toys instead of stopping them abruptly, explaining why replacing the behavior is always better than breaking it.

23/01/2026

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22/01/2026

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19/01/2026

The Hierarchy of Autism Needs: Why You Must Start from the Bottom Up

We explain the correct order for supporting autistic children’s development, starting with gut health and brain inflammation before addressing the nervous system, then moving to pre-linguistic skills, speech, and finally socialization. We discuss why most parents start with therapy in the wrong order and why this approach leads to limited results after years of treatment.

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17/01/2026

Activities to Improve SQ (Social Quotient) for Five-Year-Olds.

We discuss practical activities to enhance SQ (Social Quotient) for five-year-olds, including visiting neighbors’ houses independently, drawing self-portraits, washing their face without help, and changing clothes by themselves. We also ask viewers at what age they think children need additional SQ-improving activities.

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15/01/2026

Understanding Social Quotient (SQ) in Autism: Key Activities for 3-Year-Olds

We discuss why Social Quotient (SQ) is more important than IQ when working with autistic children. We explain that a child’s social age reveals crucial developmental insights, and we share five essential activities that indicate good social development for 3-year-olds: folding paper, hand drying, self-feeding with a spoon, signaling bathroom needs, and putting on a shirt. We invite you to comment your child’s age so we can share age-specific activities to improve their SQ in our next video.

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13/01/2026

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12/01/2026

Moving Beyond Blame to Healing 🙏

We discuss the spiritual concept of divine command and how understanding it liberates us from blame. We share our personal experience of managing stress during pregnancy and its impact on our child’s upbringing, including excessive screen time and limited social exposure. We emphasize the importance of focusing on what we can control now—loving our child, working hard for them, and truly understanding them—because healing begins when we stop blaming ourselves and circumstances.

10/01/2026

Puberty in Autistic Children: What Parents Need to Know

I discuss the unique challenges of puberty in autistic children, sharing insights from Vanderbilt University research showing that autistic girls enter puberty 9-10 months earlier than neurotypical girls, and that puberty progresses twice as fast. I guide parents on how to prepare their children at ages 8-9 using social stories, explain the significant changes in sensory needs during this period, and emphasize the importance of consulting healthcare professionals for behavioral concerns rather than scolding.

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08/01/2026

The Secret to Making Your Son Listen: Use a Assertive Voice

We discuss how boys’ brains work differently and why they often don’t listen well. We share a powerful trick to make your son follow your instructions by using an assertive, confident voice instead of passive language. We explain why saying Put that back is more effective than Don’t do this, it’s bad, and how this approach helps your child take you seriously and reduces stubbornness.

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Address

SCF-17, Drive Vithal Medicare Centre, Samadhi Road
Khanna
141401

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 6pm
Tuesday 9am - 6pm
Wednesday 9am - 6pm
Friday 9am - 6pm
Saturday 9am - 6pm
Sunday 9am - 6pm

Telephone

+917009209599

Website

https://www.behaviourtherapy.in/courses/calm-minds

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