Group Therapy for Kids
You don’t have to wait to understand what support can look like. At BabyMD, our group therapy sessions help children learn, connect, and grow alongside peers — in a safe, guided, and supportive environment.
When children find social situations overwhelming, they may feel left out, misunderstood, or unsure of themselves. Over time, this can affect confidence, communication, and emotional wellbeing. Group therapy offers children the chance to practise real-world skills with others — gently, at their own pace.
Questions Parents Often Have About Group Therapy
- Finds it hard to make or keep friends
- Avoids group activities or feels anxious around peers
- Struggles with turn-taking, sharing, or following rules
- Gets overwhelmed or emotional in social settings
- Communicates better one-on-one than in groups
- Has difficulty understanding social cues
How Does Group Therapy Help?
Social and emotional skills are best learned through experience. Group therapy helps children practise these skills in a structured, therapist-led setting where they feel safe and supported.
Taking part in group play and activities
Learning turn-taking, sharing, and cooperation
Expressing thoughts and emotions appropriately
Understanding social cues and boundaries
Building confidence in peer interactions
Managing big emotions in group settings
Improving communication within real-life situations
Participating more comfortably at school and social environments
Therapy Services at BabyMD
Children often benefit from more than one kind of support. At BabyMD, our therapy services work together to support your child’s development holistically. Depending on your child’s needs, group therapy may be combined with one or more of the following:
Speech Therapy (ST)
- Supports children with speech, language, and communication skills — from early sounds and words to clearer sentences, conversations, and social communication.
Behaviour Therapy (BT)
- Helps children understand emotions, manage behaviour, build coping strategies, and develop positive responses in everyday situations.
Occupational Therapy (OT)
- Focuses on fine motor skills, sensory processing, attention, and daily activities that help children function confidently at home, school, and play.
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Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA)
- A structured, evidence-based approach that supports skill development, communication, and behaviour through personalised and goal-driven strategies.
Our Expert Therapists & Specialists
Our experienced team of developmental specialists and therapists ensure your child receives the most thoughtful and coordinated care.
Dr Y Lakshmi Pravallika
MBBS, MD (Paediatrics), Fellowship in Neuro Developmental Paediatrics, 8+ Years of Experience
Ms Meera Selvan
MSc Psychology (Clinical), 4+ Years of Experience
Ms Resla Farzana
MSc. in Counselling Psychology & Clinical Psychology, 5+ Years of Experience
Ms. Rashmita
MSc. Psychology, 3+ Years of Experience
What Parents Say?
"Initially, we weren’t sure if group therapy would suit our child. But the sessions were gentle and well‑structured. We saw our son slowly open up, participate, and feel more confident around other kids."
"We loved how the therapists focused on understanding our child instead of labelling behaviour. The group setting helped her learn social skills naturally."
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