Special Education
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Special Education • Learning Support • Social Development
For Children Aged 2–14Free 2 Demo Sessions
Who we help
Start with the concern parents actually see at home or school
If your child is struggling with speech, attention, reading, writing, movement or hearing, start with the concern you see most often. These common signs help parents choose the right first demo at Speech Plus.
Care model
Two specialists, one coordinated plan
The care plan is built from two real disciplines under one roof. Special education looks at learning, comprehension and classroom readiness; speech-language/audiology looks at communication, listening and hearing-linked needs.
Deepshikha Junwal
Deepshikha supports children who need structured help with intellectual disability, hearing impairment, slow learning, school readiness, reading, writing, attention and comprehension. Her sessions turn broad concerns into small repeatable goals parents can understand.
Meet Deepshikha
Jagrati Junwal
Jagrati Junwal, BASLP, MA Psych, Speech-Language Pathologist & Audiologist, CRR No. A51587, supports speech-language therapy, listening response, communication clarity and audiology-linked guidance. Her work helps parents understand what the child is hearing, processing and trying to express.
Meet JagratiServices overview
Four clear starting points for the first discussion
Parents do not need to know the final diagnosis before calling. These paths explain whether the first step should be communication, learning, motor readiness or hearing/audiology guidance.
Speech & Language
For children who speak less than expected, struggle to answer, repeat words, or need help using language in daily interaction.
- Speech-language therapy
- Autism communication goals
- Down syndrome language support
Learning & Cognitive
For children who need step-by-step help with reading, writing, comprehension, memory, school tasks and concept clarity.
- Learning disability
- Dyslexia and dysgraphia
- School reading difficulty
Sensory & Motor
For children who need movement, balance, hand control and pre-writing practice before table work becomes productive.
- Fine motor skills
- Gross motor play
- Handwriting readiness
Hearing & Audiology
For families who need hearing-related assessment guidance and therapy planning connected to speech and learning needs.
- Audiology assessment
- Hearing impairment support
- Listening-based goals
Why parents trust us
The first demo is used to understand the child, not to label the child
The specialist observes how the child enters the room, responds to instructions, communicates needs, handles table tasks and uses play. Parents leave with a clear starting direction instead of vague reassurance.
What the free demo helps clarify
Parents can see whether the child responds better to table work, play-based tasks, speech cues, movement breaks or listening-based instructions before choosing a regular plan.
- Child comfort in the actual space
- Concern area mapped to the right specialist
- Next-step guidance explained in simple language
1
Short parent conversation
The parent shares what is happening at home, school and in daily communication, including speech, reading, attention, hearing or behavior patterns.
2
Child-friendly observation
The child is invited into simple activities: naming, listening, sorting, movement, drawing, reading or instruction-following depending on the concern.
3
Clear plan discussion
The family receives a realistic direction: special education, speech-language therapy, audiology-related guidance, activity-center participation, or a combined plan.
Activity Center
A child-friendly activity space built for real skill practice
The Special Kids Activity Center gives children a safe place to practise communication, movement, waiting, sharing, pre-writing and independence through guided play. Activities like storytelling, painting, treasure hunting, music, yoga, dance and craft are used with a purpose, so play becomes part of the child's learning plan.
Ages 2–14 can register for Monday to Friday activity sessions, with free 2 demo sessions available for new families.
Explore Activity CenterAfter the demo
What parents should understand after the demo
The two demo sessions are used to identify the most useful first focus: speech-language therapy, special education, audiology-linked guidance, activity-center participation or a combined plan.
Which specialist should lead first
Parents understand whether the first plan should begin with special education, speech-language therapy, audiology guidance, activity-center participation, or a combined plan.
What to watch at home
The specialist points out practical signs: response to name, following instructions, pencil control, imitation, reading effort, attention span, or hearing-related listening behavior.
How sessions may be structured
Families are told whether the child may do better with table work, floor play, movement breaks, speech cues, pre-writing practice, or gradual socialization inside the activity room.
What the next month should focus on
Instead of vague promises, parents get a starting focus that can be repeated at home and reviewed in the clinic as the child becomes more comfortable.
Visit us
Near Telephone Nagar, Indore
Speech Plus is located at 56, Square, near Telephone Nagar, Swami Vivekanand Nagar, Indore, MP 452018. Parents can call, WhatsApp, or send the enquiry form to book a free 2-session demo and discuss which specialist should meet the child first.