Practice with peers
Turn-taking, waiting, sharing and joining in — practised with real children, not just talked about.
Saturday group therapy
Connection is a skill. Here, it is practised.
A small, structured group where children can move, play, sing and practise being with others — with a parent or caregiver close by.
Saturdays · L.B. Nagar, Hyderabad When Saturdays
Typical session 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
Where L.B. Nagar centre
Parent Stays close by
Why group therapy
Skills need a real audience.
Children can practise a skill in a session room and still find it hard with other children around. A small group closes that gap.
Movement with purpose
Balance, coordination and body awareness are built through activities that feel like play.
Communication in context
Songs, rhymes and group routines give children a reason to listen, remember and respond.
Confidence that carries
Small successes in front of others build the kind of confidence that shows up at school and home.
A session, step by step
Structured enough to feel safe. Playful enough to join in.
Every session has a clear beginning, middle and end. The activities change, but the rhythm stays familiar.
Parents and caregivers are part of the room. You may be asked to guide a hand, cheer a try or simply stay close so your child feels steady.
Ask about the next date- 01
Welcome circle
We begin together with a greeting, a check-in and a look at the plan for the session. Knowing what comes next helps children settle and join in.
GreetingGroup belongingRoutine - 02
Visual tracking path
A wide tape line runs across the floor, starting straight and turning into a zigzag. Each child follows the path with a stick and disc cone, with a parent close by for gentle guidance.
Hand-eye coordinationBody balanceVisual trackingFocus - 03
Point-to-point foot coordination
Colourful sponge balls are placed beside plastic glasses. Children use their feet to pick up each ball and drop it into the matching glass — a playful challenge that asks for balance and planning.
Foot graspBilateral coordinationBalanceProblem-solving - 04
Rhyme time
We sing a familiar rhyme and swap in different animals — lion, tiger, horse — inviting children to join in, remember the order and add their own ideas.
MemoryLanguageRhythmGroup participation - 05
Calm close
A short recap of what we did, a goodbye routine and a handover to parents. Children leave knowing what they achieved and what comes next.
ReflectionTransitionConfidence
Skills in the room
What children practise.
Group therapy is not a performance. It is a place to try, wobble, try again and discover what is possible.
Hand-eye coordination
Visual tracking
Body balance
Foot and toe control
Bilateral coordination
Focus and attention
Memory and language
Problem-solving
Confidence with peers
Have a specific goal in mind? Tell us. We will be honest about whether the group or one-to-one therapy is the better fit.
Practical details
What to expect before you come.
Group sessions are kept small so every child has room to take part. Message us before your first visit so we can plan for your child.
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Saturdays. The typical session runs 11:00 AM–12:30 PM. Dates can vary, so confirm before you come.
Where
Heal & Heed, L.B. Nagar, Hyderabad. Easy to reach and close to public transport.
Who stays
A parent or caregiver stays close and may join in. This is a shared session, not a drop-off.
What to bring
Comfortable clothes and a water bottle. We provide the equipment for the activities.
Good to know
Questions before you join.
If you are unsure whether the group is right for your child, send us a message with their age and what you would like to work on.
Talk to our teamIs group therapy every Saturday?
Group sessions are scheduled on Saturdays. Dates can vary, so message or call us to confirm the next session before you plan your visit.
What ages attend the group?
The group is mixed by age and need. Tell us your child’s age and what you would like them to practise, and we will let you know whether the next session is a good fit.
Do parents stay during the session?
Yes. A parent or caregiver stays close and may be asked to join in and guide their child. The session is designed to be shared, not a drop-off.
Is group therapy a replacement for one-to-one therapy?
No. It complements individual therapy. One-to-one sessions build specific skills; group sessions give children a real, supportive place to use them with other people.
What should we bring?
Comfortable clothes and a water bottle. We provide the equipment for the activities. If your child has any particular sensory or movement needs, tell us in advance so we can prepare.
How do I find out the fee and availability?
Message or call us with your child’s age. We will share the current fee, the next available date and anything else you need to know.
Small group, real practice
Let’s find the next session for your child.
Tell us your child’s age and what you would like them to practise. We will share the next available date and whether the group is a good fit.