Cognitive Behavioural Play Therapy and sensory integration — helping children learn, heal and grow through structured play they genuinely look forward to.
For young children, play is the most natural way to learn and to express what words can't. Cognitive Behavioural Play Therapy (CBPT) blends the proven principles of cognitive behavioural therapy with play — helping children understand their feelings, build coping skills and change unhelpful patterns, all through guided, purposeful play.
Paired with sensory-integration sessions and a rich variety of play-therapy equipment, our approach helps children regulate their senses, improve focus and develop social and emotional skills — in an environment they love coming to.
Take our free 2-minute screening or book a no-pressure assessment. Our specialists will guide you to the right support.
Free 2-min ScreeningYou know your child best. If several of these feel familiar, a friendly assessment brings clarity — with no pressure.
Overwhelmed by sensory input — sounds, textures or lights
Difficulty regulating emotions or behaviour
Struggles to play or interact with peers
Limited attention or focus
Difficulty expressing feelings in words
Seeks or avoids movement and touch intensely
If your child finds it hard to manage feelings, focus, or connect with other children, play-based therapy offers a gentle, effective starting point.
It's especially valuable for younger children who aren't yet ready for talk-based approaches — meeting them in the language they already speak: play.
A clear, caring, four-step path — built around your child, with you involved at every stage.
We understand how your child processes sensory input and where they need support.
A purposeful plan with clear goals, delivered through play your child enjoys.
Guided play and sensory activities that build regulation, focus and social skills.
Simple play ideas to continue the benefits at home.
Tell us your concern and your child's age. Our specialists will guide you on the right next step at your nearest Pune centre.