Therapy for Autism at Cadabam’s Child Development Center

If you are a parent searching for therapy for autism, you already know that the right support can change your child’s future. At Cadabams CDC, our goal is simple: give every child the tools to grow, communicate, and thrive in daily life. In the next few minutes, you will learn exactly how our evidence-based programs work, what sessions look like, and how families just like yours have seen real progress.

Why Therapy Matters for Autism

Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects how children learn, play, and interact with the world. Therapy is not a “nice-to-have”; it is a proven way to unlock potential.

Benefits of Early Intervention

• Brain plasticity is highest before age 7, making learning faster. • Reduces problem behaviors before they become entrenched habits. • Boosts family confidence by giving parents clear strategies. • Improves school readiness, leading to better long-term outcomes.

Core Areas Addressed by Therapy

Our therapy for autism focuses on four pillars:

Communication – helping your child speak or use alternate methods.
Social interaction – turn-taking, reading emotions, and making friends.
Daily living skills – dressing, feeding, and toilet training.
Sensory processing – reducing meltdowns triggered by sound, light, or touch.

Types of Autism Therapy We Offer

Every child is unique, so we combine multiple evidence-based approaches under one roof.

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)

ABA is the gold-standard autism therapy. Our certified behavior therapists use positive reinforcement to teach new skills and reduce challenging behaviors. Sessions include discrete trial training, natural environment teaching, and parent coaching.

Speech & Language Therapy

Speech-language pathologists work on articulation, vocabulary, and non-verbal communication. We use play-based activities, visual aids, and assistive technology to help each child find their voice.

Occupational & Sensory Integration Therapy

Occupational therapists create “sensory diets” that help children regulate their bodies. Swings, weighted blankets, and obstacle courses are used to build fine-motor skills and daily independence.

Social Skills & Play-Based Therapy

Small-group sessions teach sharing, cooperative play, and conflict resolution. Board games, role-play, and video modeling keep learning fun and relatable.

Our Evidence-Based Approach

We do not guess; we measure, adjust, and celebrate every win.

Assessment & Goal Setting

• Initial 90-minute intake with parents and child. • Standardized tools: CARS-2, ADOS-2, and VB-MAPP. • SMART goals written within two weeks.

Customized Treatment Plans

Plans include therapy types, recommended hours, and home strategies. Parents receive a printed roadmap plus a digital copy.

Progress Monitoring & Parent Involvement

Data is collected every session. Monthly review meetings show graphs of language gains, behavior trends, and sensory improvements. Parents learn to repeat activities at home, ensuring skills stick.

Qualified Multidisciplinary Team

Our strength lies in teamwork. Regular case conferences mean your child benefits from: • Child psychologists – diagnosing and guiding emotional support. • Behavior therapists – implementing ABA programs. • Speech & occupational therapists – targeting communication and life skills. Every therapist is RCI-registered or internationally certified and receives ongoing training at Cadabams CDC.

What to Expect During Sessions

Knowing the steps removes anxiety for both you and your child.

First Consultation Process

Online form submission (5 minutes).
Phone screening to discuss concerns.
In-person or tele-consultation with the lead clinician.
Written summary emailed within 24 hours.

Session Frequency & Duration

• ABA: 10–25 hours per week in 1-hour blocks. • Speech/OT: 2–3 sessions of 45 minutes each. • Social skills groups: 1-hour weekly.

Home Practice & Parent Training

Every Friday, therapists send a short video recap plus a one-page tip sheet. Quarterly workshops teach you how to generalize skills at home, school, and in the community.

Success Stories & Milestones

Real progress, not just numbers.

Improved Communication Examples

• Arjun, age 4, went from zero words to 50 clear labels in four months. • Myra began using picture cards at 3.5 years, then transitioned to short sentences by age 5.

Enhanced Daily Living Skills

• Aryan learned to brush his teeth independently after six weeks of OT. • Dia now eats with a spoon and sits through a 30-minute family dinner—something her parents once thought impossible.