Where Little Steps Make Big Strides
Some children run ahead.
Some take careful, thoughtful steps.
Some speak with words, others with gestures, glances, or play.
At AYURVEDAM4YOU, in association with Jeevaniyam Medipolis, our valued allied hospital, we celebrate every kind of development — because we understand that no two children grow the same way, or on the same timeline.
Whether your child is navigating a neurodevelopmental condition, living with a congenital challenge, or simply needs a little extra emotional support, we provide a nurturing space where every difference is embraced with compassion and respect.
Through play, meaningful connection, and expert multidisciplinary care, we support each child in discovering their strengths, building confidence, and thriving in their own unique way. Our team blends clinical expertise with genuine warmth, creating a safe, loving environment where every child feels seen, supported, and empowered to shine.
Jeevaniyam Medipolis is a research-driven, integrated center of excellence built on a multi-dimensional model of care. It seamlessly combines classical Ayurveda, advanced modern diagnostics, synergistic therapeutic approaches, AI-supported rehabilitation, inclusive clinical practices, and family-centered support systems.
With a strong focus on personalization, the institution designs multi-modal treatment pathways tailored to each individual’s unique needs. By integrating continuous innovation with compassionate care, Jeevaniyam Medipolis addresses physical, cognitive, emotional, and social well-being in a holistic manner.
This comprehensive approach enhances recovery outcomes, promotes independence, and significantly improves quality of life for individuals living with neurodevelopmental, neurological, musculoskeletal, and mental health conditions.
At Jeevaniyam Medipolis, our multidisciplinary team brings together expertise across diverse specialties to provide truly integrated and compassionate care.
Dr Reshmi Pramod
Founder & CEO Of Jeevaniyam Group
Medical Director Of Jeevaniyam Medipolis
The motive force behind Jeevaniyam is Dr Reshmi Pramod, a qualified Ayurveda Doctor hailing from an illustrious family of traditional Vaidyas, who has dedicated her life to the study of neuro-developmental disorders affecting children. Her unparalleled passion and commitment stems from the fact that she herself is a differently abled person, having lost her eye-sight about 23 years ago. The trauma she encountered through this mid-life disablement and the role of modern assistive technology in transforming her from being a handicapped person into a fully productive and confident medical professional made Dr Reshmi realize her mission in life – give hope and a new lease of life to special children and their shell-shocked and agitated parents. Dr Reshmi Pramod has been pursuing research into the holistic treatment for children with neuro-developmental disorders, in close association with her Alma Mater VPSV Ayurveda
Our Team Includes
Together, this collaborative team works in synergy to support each individual’s physical, cognitive, emotional, and social development — ensuring holistic healing, functional independence, and improved quality of life.
Our Areas of Expertise
We provide comprehensive, integrated care for children and families facing a wide range of developmental, medical, and emotional challenges.
Comprehensive Assessments
We offer in-depth, evidence-based evaluations to understand each child’s strengths and needs:
- Developmental Assessment
- Diagnostic Assessments (ASD, ADHD)
- Cognitive & Academic Assessments (IQ, SLD)
- Behavioral & Emotional Assessment
- Speech & Language Assessment
- Occupational Therapy Assessment
- Sensory Profiling
- Pediatric Physiotherapy Assessments
- Aptitude Testing
Integrated Therapies
Our multidisciplinary team delivers personalized, multi-modal interventions designed to promote growth, independence, and well-being:
- Clinical Psychology & Behaviour Management (BT, CBT)
- Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)
- Speech & Language Therapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Sensory Integration Therapy
- Special Education
- Remedial Intervention
- Supportive Education
- Vocational Training
- Physiotherapy
- Hydrotherapy
- Music Therapy
- Yoga Therapy
- Group Therapy
- AI-Based Rehabilitation
- Social Skills Training
- Life Skills Training
- Parental Training & Family Support Programs
- Inclusive Education Support
- Academic Readiness Training
- Feeding Therapy
Signs & Symptoms
We believe that early awareness leads to early support. Recognizing developmental differences at the right time can make a meaningful difference in a child’s growth journey.
Social Interaction
- May find it difficult to make or maintain eye contact.
- May not consistently respond when their name is called.
- Can struggle to share feelings, interests, or enjoyment with others.
- May prefer playing alone or have difficulty forming friendships.
Communication
- Speech may begin later than expected for age.
- May repeat words or phrases (echolalia) instead of using them meaningfully.
- Might use fewer gestures, facial expressions, or body language.
- May find it challenging to express needs or engage in back-and-forth conversations.
Restricted & Repetitive Behaviours
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- May repeat certain movements (e.g., hand flapping, rocking).
- Strong preference for routines and distress with unexpected changes.
- Intense interest in specific topics, objects, or activities.
- Unusual responses to sensory input (sounds, lights, textures, smells) — either heightened sensitivity or reduced awareness.
Red Flags of Autism in Infants & Toddlers
By 6 Months
Expected: Social smiles, eye contact, joyful engagement.
Red Flag: Limited or no big smiles, minimal eye contact, little joyful expression.
By 9 Months
Expected: Responds to name, shares facial expressions, begins babbling.
Red Flag: No response to name, limited sharing of smiles, little or no babbling.
By 12 Months (1 Year)
Expected: Uses gestures (pointing, waving), responds to simple instructions, says simple words.
Red Flag: No babbling, no gestures, no response when called, does not imitate sounds or actions.
By 16 Months
Expected: Uses at least a few meaningful words.
Red Flag: No single words or very limited speech.
By 18 Months
Expected: Points to show interest (joint attention), brings objects to share with caregivers.
Red Flag: No pointing to share interest, limited showing or sharing of objects.
By 24 Months (2 Years)
Expected: Uses meaningful two-word phrases (“more milk”), follows simple instructions, engages in pretend play.
Red Flag: No meaningful two-word phrases (not just repetition), absence of pretend play, limited social engagement.
If you notice several of these signs, early screening and professional guidance can provide clarity and support. Every child develops at their own pace — but timely evaluation ensures they receive the care and encouragement they deserve.
Early Support Creates Lifelong Impact
If you notice developmental concerns, early evaluation can provide clarity and guidance. Every child deserves timely support.
