Blessings, a unit of Saanvi Health Care, is Gorakhpur’s first Pediatric Neurodevelopment Center, offering expert care for Autism, ADHD, speech & developmental delays, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, and more.
Led by Dr. Sapna Singh, Gorakhpur’s only pediatric neurologist, the center provides holistic therapy with a team of child psychologists, speech, occupational & physiotherapists. Your trusted destination for child neuro care and early intervention.
At Blessings – Saanvi Health Care, we provide comprehensive autism and neurodevelopmental therapies tailored to each child’s needs. Our services include Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Behavioral Therapy, Special Education, and ABA Therapy, all focused on enhancing developmental skills, communication, learning, and daily functioning in children with neurodiverse conditions.
If your child is having trouble speaking, learning, making eye contact, playing with others, or following routines, seeing a specialist may help. Early signs of autism or developmental delays can appear in the first few years of life. The sooner you get help, the better for your child's development. Don't wait, early help can make a big difference.
ADHD (attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder) is a common neurodevelopmental condition in children. Symptoms include difficulty concentrating, restlessness, impulsive behavior, and difficulty following instructions. If your child is easily distracted, overly active, or has trouble sitting still, an early evaluation may be helpful. With the right support, such as behavioral therapy and specialist care, kids with ADHD can thrive at home and at school.
Speech delay means that a child is not able to speak as much or as clearly as is expected for their age. This can come in the form of limited words, slurred speech, or difficulty forming sentences. Early symptoms should not be ignored, as they may be linked to developmental conditions. With the help of specialist speech therapy and early intervention, most children can improve their communication skills and confidence.
Developmental delay means that a child is not reaching important milestones such as walking, talking, or learning at the expected age. It can affect movement, speech, thinking, or social skills. Early symptoms may include slow growth in motor skills, language, or learning. With proper assessment and early therapy, many children make good progress. Early help can make a huge difference to your child's development.
Cerebral palsy is a group of conditions that affect a child's movement, muscle tone and posture. It is often caused by a brain injury before or during birth. Children with cerebral palsy may have difficulty walking, speaking or controlling body movements. Early diagnosis and therapies such as physiotherapy, occupational therapy and speech therapy can significantly improve quality of life and independence.
Down syndrome is a genetic condition that causes developmental delays and certain physical characteristics. Children with Down syndrome may have slow learning abilities, delayed speech and low muscle tone, but with the right support they can lead happy and fulfilling lives. Early intervention with therapies such as speech, vocational and special education helps develop skills, confidence and independence.
Learning difficulties such as dyslexia affect the way a child reads, writes, or processes information, no matter how intelligent and eager to learn they may be. Common symptoms include trouble reading, spelling, or remembering instructions. With early identification and the right support—such as special education and individualised learning strategies—children with dyslexia can confidently succeed in school and life.
Behavioral problems in children can manifest as frequent temper tantrums, aggression, defiance, hyperactivity, or difficulty following rules. These behaviors can affect school performance, relationships, and family life. Early signs should not be ignored—many children benefit from behavior therapy, counseling, and systematic support. With the right guidance, children can learn healthy ways to express themselves and become emotionally stronger.
Intellectual disability affects a child's ability to learn, think, and perform daily activities at the level expected for their age. Symptoms may include delayed speech, difficulty problem-solving, or challenges with social and daily living skills. With early support through special education, speech, and occupational therapy, children with intellectual disabilities can achieve steady development and lead a fulfilling life.
Anxiety and depression aren't just adult problems—many children experience emotional struggles, too. Symptoms can include persistent worry, sadness, anger, sleep problems, or withdrawal from friends and activities. These feelings can affect learning, behavior, and daily life. By getting early help from child psychologists, counseling, and therapy, children can learn to cope, recover, and feel emotionally strong again.
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