Where you will be seen in Gurgaon
Families in Gurgaon are seen at our Gurugram centre, 710 DLF City Court on Mehrauli-Gurgaon Road in Nathupur, Sector 24. It sits on the main MG Road corridor, which makes it reachable from DLF Phases 1 to 5, Sushant Lok, Sector 14 and Cyber City without crossing into Delhi, and it is a short walk from MG Road Metro Station.
Sessions can also run online where the work suits it. History-taking, feedback and a good deal of therapy transfer well to video; direct assessment components are done in person.
What oral motor therapy covers here
- Assessment first: strength, movement, coordination and real mealtime observation
- Speech therapists and occupational therapists working the muscular and sensory sides together
- Home exercises measured in minutes a day, not hours
- Hearing ruled out early wherever speech clarity is the concern
For the full clinical picture, including what the difficulty is, the signs worth acting on and how treatment is planned, read our Oral Motor Delay Treatment guide.
How to start
- Free 15-minute intake call. A clinician hears your concern and tells you honestly whether an appointment is the right next step. Some calls end with strategies to try at home instead.
- Assessment or first session. Booked at whichever Gurgaon centre suits you, at a time that works around school where possible.
- A written plan. What happens, how often, what to do at home, and what the school is being asked to do.
- Review. Progress measured against the baseline set at the start, discussed openly with you.
Fees are quoted upfront on your intake call, in writing, before you commit to anything.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. Families in Gurgaon are seen at our Gurugram centre, and online where that suits the work. Start with a free 15-minute intake call.
The intake call is usually arranged within a few working days. Appointment timing depends on the service and the clinician needed, and we will tell you honestly on the call.
We offer later slots and Saturday appointments where availability allows. Tell the intake team what you need and they will work around school.
No. Oral motor delay concerns the movement and strength of the mouth. It can cause unclear speech, but many speech delays have nothing to do with oral motor skills at all.
It might be, or it might be sensory aversion, and the two are treated differently. An assessment separates them, which is why we look at both together.
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Not sure whether you need this yet?
Start with a free 15-minute intake call. A clinician will tell you honestly whether oral motor therapy is the right next step, or whether something else is. There is no obligation and no waiting list to join.