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Child Psychology, Therapy & Parent Guidance
At Urjasvini Child Development Centre, Dr. Vini Jhariya helps parents understand the reason behind their child’s challenges through counselling, assessment, therapy planning, and practical parent guidance in Indore and online.
Many parents come to us saying...
“Every child deserves to be understood before being corrected.”
— Dr. Vini Jhariya
Not sure which service your child needs?
Share what you are noticing. We will guide you toward the right next step.
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Why parents feel safe here
Every child’s concern is different. Some families come for therapy, some for assessments, and some simply need clarity about what their child is going through.
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Consistent care for children, teens, and parents
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Clinical experience with child development concerns
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Every child’s concern has a reason behind it. We help parents understand whether the concern is related to behaviour, emotions, learning, development, attention, or family stress.
Share what you are noticing in your child. We will guide you toward the right next step.
Ask for guidanceBehaviour, attention or hyperactivity concerns
Speech delay, learning difficulty or developmental concerns
Anxiety, low confidence or emotional struggles
Parenting stress, family guidance or relationship concerns
Comprehensive ASD assessment and integrated autism intervention built around your child’s complete developmental profile.
Comprehensive ADHD assessment and evidence-based behavioural intervention for children and adolescents.
Specialist dyslexia assessment, SLD diagnosis, remedial education and school/board exam support for children.
Comprehensive early intervention for children from birth to 6 years — assessment, therapy and parent guidance.
Warm, evidence-based counselling for children aged 4 to 12 who are struggling emotionally, behaviourally, socially, or at school.
Honest, judgement-free counselling for teenagers aged 13 to 18 — and the families trying to reach them.
First step
Tell us what you are noticing. We will help you understand whether counselling, assessment, therapy, or parent guidance is the right next step.
Start with a consultationParents often come with confusion: is it behaviour, attention, anxiety, learning difficulty, speech delay, or something else? Our process helps you understand the concern and choose the right next step with confidence.
“Every child deserves to be understood before being corrected.”
— Dr. Vini Jhariya
Share your child’s behaviour, emotional concern, learning difficulty, developmental issue, or family situation through the form, WhatsApp, or consultation request.
The concern is explored with care through history, observations, symptoms, school context, family patterns, and the child’s emotional needs.
Based on the concern, we guide you toward counselling, therapy, psychological assessment, parent guidance, or an intervention plan.
Progress is reviewed with follow-up sessions, home strategies, parent guidance, and practical support for everyday challenges.
You do not need to know the exact service or diagnosis first. Share your concern, and we will help you understand the right starting point.
Book ConsultationFamilies come to Urjasvini Child Development Centre when they need more than advice — they need understanding, direction, and a care plan that feels practical.
“The consultation helped us understand that our child was not being difficult intentionally. We received clear guidance, practical home strategies and a calmer way to support our child.”
Child behaviour support
“The assessment process gave us clarity about our child’s learning needs. Dr. Vini explained everything patiently and helped us understand the next steps without fear or confusion.”
Learning & attention concerns
“The counselling space felt safe, respectful and non-judgmental. It helped in better communication, emotional regulation and confidence during a difficult phase.”
Emotional support
Sometimes progress begins when parents understand the reason behind behaviour, learning difficulty, emotional outbursts, or attention concerns.
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A family came in worried about behaviour issues. After assessment and parent guidance, they understood the real triggers and started responding with structure instead of stress.
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A child struggling with attention and learning began receiving targeted support after clinical assessment, helping parents and teachers work with the child more effectively.
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With counselling and parent sessions, a family learned how to handle emotional outbursts with patience, consistency and better communication.
Book a consultation or send a WhatsApp message. Share what you are noticing, and we will help you understand the right next step.
Read parent experiences from Urjasvini Child Development Centre — covering learning concerns, behaviour, emotions, development, teen mental health and family support.
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Families come with confusion, worry and questions. The goal is to leave with clarity, support and a practical path forward.
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Learning & School
Reading, writing, attention, SLD, IQ and classroom concerns.
Behaviour & Emotions
Anger, anxiety, fears, confidence, grief and self-control.
Social & Peer
Friendships, social anxiety, peer pressure and sibling concerns.
Developmental & Clinical
ADHD, ASD, developmental delay and early intervention stories.
Adolescent & Teen
Career confusion, board pressure, teen mood and self-esteem.
Family Situations
Working parent concerns and family connection support.
A cognitive assessment helped the family understand their child’s learning style and replace labels with the right support plan.
Reading, writing, attention, SLD, IQ and classroom concerns.
8 stories
Child taking too long to understand
Every teacher said Aryan was slow, and over time his parents began believing the same label.
What Dr. Vini Identified
A detailed cognitive assessment showed that Aryan was not slow. He was a visual learner in an auditory-heavy classroom system.
Progress
With a customised learning plan and parent training, Aryan started catching up within one term and is now in the top half of his class.
“The word slow should never have been used for our son. He just needed a different approach — and Dr. Vini found it.”
Child avoids writing
Priya avoided pencils, complained of hand pain, tore notebooks and had meltdowns before homework.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Assessment identified genuine writing difficulties, not drama or laziness.
Progress
With targeted intervention, occupational therapy guidance and school modifications, writing became less stressful.
“She used to cry every night before homework. Now she sits down and does it. That alone has changed our entire home.”
Child reads slowly and skips words
Naina loved stories but could not read independently. She skipped words, mixed letters and gave up quickly.
What Dr. Vini Identified
A reading and learning assessment revealed a specific reading difficulty that had been present for years.
Progress
Structured literacy intervention helped her make measurable progress within six weeks.
“She asked me to buy her a book last month. I cried in the bookshop. You have no idea what that meant to us.”
Poor concentration while studying
Rohan’s study time was exhausting. Two hours of effort covered what should have taken twenty minutes.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Assessment showed attention challenges along with performance anxiety.
Progress
Behavioural strategies, parent coaching and school guidance reduced study time to focused forty-minute sessions.
“We used to dread sitting down to study with him. Now he actually comes and asks us to help him.”
Specific learning disability assessment
Vikram’s parents were told by schools that he needed an SLD certificate, but nobody explained the process clearly.
What Dr. Vini Identified
A comprehensive SLD assessment covered reading, writing, mathematics, cognitive processing and attention.
Progress
The report helped the school provide accommodations and gave the family a clear intervention plan.
“We finally had answers. Not just a label — actual answers, and a plan.”
Gifted child mistaken for behaviour problem
Dhruv finished work quickly, asked advanced questions and disrupted class because he was bored.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Cognitive assessment showed that his IQ was significantly above his peer group.
Progress
With differentiated learning guidance, his classroom behaviour transformed.
“Nobody had ever told us our child might be gifted. Dr. Vini saw something completely different.”
Highly sensitive advanced learner
Ananya felt everything deeply and struggled with emotional intensity and high internal standards.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Assessment showed giftedness with heightened emotional sensitivity.
Progress
Parent guidance and emotional strategies helped the family support her nature instead of fighting it.
“We stopped trying to calm her down and started learning how to channel her.”
Child held back in school
Pooja had repeated the same class twice and believed she was not capable.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Assessment uncovered a specific learning disability along with significant test anxiety.
Progress
With diagnosis, intervention and school accommodations, she moved to the next class and regained self-belief.
“She used to say ‘I am dumb’ every day. She does not say that anymore.”
Anger, anxiety, fears, confidence, grief and self-control.
8 stories
Defiant behaviour
Sameer refused to follow rules at home and school and responded with ‘Main nahi karunga.’
What Dr. Vini Identified
Counselling showed that his defiance was linked to a need for control and emotional self-protection.
Progress
Structured parent training changed communication patterns, and Sameer slowly began listening.
“Hum use badalna chahte the. Dr. Vini ne humein pehle khud ko badalne ke liye kaha.”
Impulse control difficulty
Karan was always loud, fast, impulsive and difficult for teachers and family to manage.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Assessment showed impulse control difficulties rather than bad parenting or bad character.
Progress
Behavioural therapy and home-school strategies helped him slowly learn to pause.
“He is still energetic — but now there is a brake in there somewhere.”
Cannot sit still
Aditya could not sit for meals, stories or classroom activities and was constantly moving.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Assessment revealed a sensory component behind his restlessness.
Progress
Sensory-based activities, behavioural strategies and parent training helped channel his energy.
“We stopped fighting his energy and started channelling it.”
Emotional dysregulation
Riya went from calm to screaming within seconds, and small triggers caused intense meltdowns.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Assessment showed underdeveloped emotional regulation and deep sensitivity beneath the anger.
Progress
Play-based therapy and regulation tools reduced the frequency, duration and intensity of meltdowns.
“She came home one day and told me she felt angry but decided not to shout.”
Childhood fears
Meera refused to sleep alone, use the bathroom alone or stay in any room by herself.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Assessment showed anxiety with specific phobias that had grown over years.
Progress
Gradual exposure therapy and anxiety tools helped her sleep in her own room with the lights off.
“We had accepted this as just ‘how she is.’ Dr. Vini showed us it did not have to be.”
Low self-esteem
Rahul avoided trying because he had started believing he was stupid and incapable.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Sessions revealed that subtle academic struggles had damaged his confidence over time.
Progress
Counselling, strengths identification and learning-gap support helped him rebuild belief in himself.
“Dr. Vini gave our son his confidence back.”
Child worries too much
Ananya worried about school, friendships, future events and things that had not happened yet.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Assessment confirmed generalised anxiety affecting her sleep, stomach aches and daily routine.
Progress
CBT-based tools helped her separate real worries from imagined ones and manage both.
“Mummy, I had a worried thought but I didn’t let it win.”
Child dealing with loss
After losing his grandfather, Siddharth stopped laughing, playing and expressing himself.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Age-appropriate grief counselling helped him understand loss and express what he was carrying.
Progress
Slowly, his laughter returned and he began remembering his grandfather with love instead of only pain.
“He drew a picture of his dadu and smiled while he drew it.”
ADHD, ASD, developmental delay and early intervention stories.
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Bright but distracted child
Vivan had heard for years that he was intelligent but would not apply himself.
What Dr. Vini Identified
A comprehensive ADHD assessment explained years of confusion and showed his brain needed different tools.
Progress
With intervention, classroom accommodations and parent training, his performance improved within one term.
“He had been trying harder than any of us realised — just without the right tools.”
Missing milestones
Aarav was 2.5 years old and behind on walking, speaking and pointing milestones.
What Dr. Vini Identified
A developmental assessment mapped his exact support needs across communication, motor and social areas.
Progress
Early intervention helped him close many gaps and later start mainstream school with support.
“Our instinct told us not to wait. Dr. Vini validated that instinct.”
Child not talking at 2
Aisha was 2 years old with no words, limited eye contact and reduced engagement.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Assessment identified early signs needing immediate structured, play-based intervention.
Progress
By age 3 she had words, by age 4 sentences, and by age 5 she started school with peers.
“People told us we were overreacting. Dr. Vini told us we were right to come.”
Autism assessment clarity
Ishaan’s parents had received confusing opinions across doctors and cities for two years.
What Dr. Vini Identified
A comprehensive ASD assessment used standardised tools across communication, behaviour, sensory and cognitive profile.
Progress
The family received a clear documented answer and an intervention plan.
“We did not want a label. We wanted answers. Dr. Vini gave us both.”
Career confusion, board pressure, teen mood and self-esteem.
4 stories
Class 10 stream selection
Aryan was confused between science and commerce while the whole family had different opinions.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Psychometric assessment clarified his strengths, interests and learning style.
Progress
He chose his stream confidently and independently without family pressure.
“Pehli baar Aryan ne khud decision liya. Woh confident tha.”
Board exam stress
Priya studied 12 hours a day and still felt it was not enough, until she stopped studying altogether.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Counselling addressed the belief system under the pressure: fear of failure and perfectionism.
Progress
She built a sustainable rhythm, appeared for boards and learned that her worth was not her marks.
“She used to say, ‘If I don’t get 95%, my life is over.’ She does not say that anymore.”
Withdrawn teenager
Rohan became withdrawn, irritable and uninterested in things he once loved.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Counselling showed he was carrying more than typical teenage moodiness.
Progress
In a non-judgmental space, he opened up and communication with his parents returned.
“He told us he felt heard for the first time in a long time.”
Comparison and low self-worth
Neha compared herself to friends, Instagram and even her sister, always placing herself last.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Counselling focused on her relationship with herself and her inner voice.
Progress
Over six months, comparison lost its power and quiet self-acceptance grew.
“She looked in the mirror and said, ‘I look nice.’”
Working parent concerns and family connection support.
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Child feels neglected
Aryan’s parents worked long hours and gave him everything except the time he was asking for through behaviour.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Parent coaching focused on connection, communication and small routine changes without judgment.
Progress
With quality connection time and sessions for Aryan, behaviour settled and the family reconnected.
“Dr. Vini told us he needed more of us — even just twenty minutes of real us, every day.”
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These guides can help you observe and understand concerns, but they do not replace professional consultation or assessment.
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Helpful ideas for parenting, school support and emotional wellbeing.
'Can autism be cured?' is the question every parent asks. Dr. Vini Jhariya gives the honest clinical answer — what's possible, what's dangerous, and what the evidence actually says.
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Whether you are worried about behaviour, attention, learning, speech, anxiety, emotional outbursts or parenting stress, the first step is a calm conversation.
Share your concern in a respectful, private and non-judgmental space.
Consultation support is available in Indore and online for families across India.
Parents are guided with practical next steps, not confusing labels or fear-based advice.
Social & Peer Stories
Friendships, social anxiety, peer pressure and sibling concerns.
6 stories
Child Has No Friends
Difficulty making friends
Nikhil came home lonely every day and said nobody wanted to play with him.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Assessment showed social cognition difficulties and trouble understanding unspoken friendship rules.
Progress
Social skills training, role play and guided practice helped him build friendships.
“Today at lunch someone sat next to me and we talked.”
Not Social, Stays Alone
Introversion and mild social anxiety
Dia preferred books, art and solitude, while her parents worried something was wrong.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Assessment showed healthy introversion with mild social anxiety patterns worth addressing gently.
Progress
Parent guidance helped the family nurture her without forcing her to become someone else.
“Dr. Vini helped us understand that she was already enough.”
Social Anxiety
Fear of speaking up
Kavya knew the answers but froze whenever the teacher asked questions in class.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Counselling worked slowly and gently on social anxiety without forcing confidence.
Progress
She began participating in class, imperfectly but steadily.
“Mummy, aaj maine haath uthaya.”
Peer Pressure
Teen influenced by friends
Arjun began lying, hiding his phone and coming home late after joining a new peer group.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Counselling focused on his need to belong, insecurity and decision-making.
Progress
He rebuilt self-worth and began making choices based on his values instead of fear of rejection.
“He told Dr. Vini things he would never tell us.”
Sibling Rivalry
Children fighting at home
Rohan and Simran fought constantly, and the home had become exhausting for everyone.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Individual sessions showed insecurity, attention needs and unexpressed emotions behind the fights.
Progress
Parent coaching and child sessions brought more peace and manageable sibling interaction.
“Pehli baar dono saath baithe aur ek dusre se baat ki bina ladte.”
New Sibling Adjustment
Behaviour change after new baby
Kabir changed completely after his baby sister arrived and began bed-wetting again.
What Dr. Vini Identified
Guidance helped parents understand that he was communicating fear of being replaced.
Progress
With secure connection and inclusion, his regression reversed within six weeks.
“He kissed her on the head and said, ‘she’s actually cute.’”