NeuroNurture

NeuroNurture is an India-based online paediatric developmental healthcare practice that delivers one-on-one therapy for children aged 0 to 18. It positions itself as a doctor-led, curriculum-led alternative to fragmented paediatric therapy, where families often assemble separate speech, occupational and behaviour therapists who work from unconnected plans. NeuroNurture's model instead begins with a single structured assessment authored by its team of developmental paediatricians, from which a written plan is produced and then delivered by senior multidisciplinary therapists. Every session is described as having a defined target, and parents receive weekly written progress reports. The company is headquartered in Bengaluru, India, and operates entirely online, serving families across more than 80 Indian cities. Its clinical leadership is associated with Dr. Neha Kukreja, a developmental paediatrician who is credited as the practice's founder and who medically reviews its programme content. The organisation states that its therapy plans are authored by developmental paediatricians holding MBBS and DNB qualifications, and that its therapists are supervised by paediatric specialists. NeuroNurture organises its care into eight programmes built on one shared assessment. These include speech and language therapy for late talkers, articulation difficulties, fluency and social communication; early intervention for children aged 0 to 3; naturalistic ABA therapy for autism, ADHD and related conditions; a multidisciplinary autism programme coordinating speech, ABA, occupational therapy and parental coaching; and a behavioural ADHD programme covering focus, executive function, parent management training and school coordination. Sessions are typically 30 minutes, delivered online, with ABA recommended four to six times per week for children aged 2 to 18. The practice reports more than 500 families under active care, a team of over 20 therapists, and an average rating of 4.5 stars from parent reviews on Google. It offers a free 30-minute consultation with a developmental paediatrician or senior therapist, with a callback promised within two hours, and states that the average time from first call to first therapy session is under three days. NeuroNurture is a private, clinician-founded practice rather than a listed company, and it markets itself on measurable, week-over-week progress and on replacing what it calls freelance improvisation with a taught, levelled curriculum.

NeuroNurture was founded as an online paediatric developmental healthcare practice in India, built around a clinical observation its founder describes from seven years of seeing families in clinic. Parents — often mothers — would arrive with a phone full of crossed-out names of therapists, paediatricians and special educators, some in their own city and many a flight away, and ask whether they were doing the right things. The recurring problem was not a shortage of individual clinicians but the absence of a coordinated plan: a speech therapist working on articulation, an occupational therapist on regulation and a behaviour therapist on independence skills, each with a good plan, often pulling in different directions, with the parent left to translate between them. NeuroNurture was created to close that gap. Its stated model is that one paediatrician reviews a child's plan, one team works from a shared assessment, and one written report each week tells parents where things stand. Every child begins the same way: a structured assessment authored by the practice's team of developmental paediatricians, followed by a plan written down before therapy starts. The practice is headquartered in Bengaluru, India, and serves children aged 0 to 18 entirely online. Its clinical content is associated with Dr. Neha Kukreja, a developmental paediatrician who is credited as founder and who medically reviews programme pages such as the ABA therapy programme. The organisation describes its plans as authored by developmental paediatricians holding MBBS and DNB qualifications and delivered by senior multidisciplinary therapists under paediatric specialist supervision. Over time NeuroNurture has organised its offering into eight programmes sharing one assessment: speech and language therapy; early intervention for children aged 0 to 3; ABA therapy; an autism programme; an ADHD programme; and related multidisciplinary and parent-facing services. The ABA programme is described as naturalistic and ethically delivered, aimed at children with autism, ADHD and related developmental conditions, with senior behaviour analysts working under paediatrician supervision and parent-led generalisation between sessions. Sessions are typically 30 minutes; ABA is recommended four to six times per week for ages 2 to 18. The practice reports more than 500 families under active care across more than 80 Indian cities, a team of over 20 therapists trained in its curriculum, and an average rating of 4.5 stars from parent reviews on Google. It offers a free 30-minute consultation with a developmental paediatrician or senior therapist, promises a callback within two hours, and states that the average time from first call to first therapy session is under three days. NeuroNurture remains a private, clinician-founded practice rather than a listed company.

• NeuroNurture founded as a doctor-supervised online paediatric therapy practice in India, associated with developmental paediatrician Dr. Neha Kukreja.

• Practice headquartered in Bengaluru, India, serving children aged 0–18 entirely online.

• Eight programmes established on one shared structured assessment, including speech, early intervention, ABA, autism and ADHD programmes.

• ABA therapy programme page medically reviewed by Dr. Neha Kukreja, published 24 May 2026 and updated 4 August 2026.

• Practice reports 500+ families under active care across 80+ Indian cities and a team of 20+ therapists.

Doctor-led, curriculum-led online paediatric therapy positioned as a coordinated alternative to fragmented, freelance-style therapy in India.

• Speech & Language Therapy

  1-on-1 online speech and language therapy for late talkers, articulation difficulties, fluency and social communication, with plans authored by developmental paediatricians and sessions delivered by senior speech-language pathologists.

• Early Intervention

  Doctor-supervised early intervention for children aged 0 to 3, described as the brain's most plastic developmental window, delivered through family-first, play-based online sessions with weekly written progress reports.

• ABA Therapy

  Naturalistic, ethically delivered Applied Behaviour Analysis for children with autism, ADHD and related developmental conditions; senior behaviour analysts, paediatrician-supervised plans, parent-led generalisation. Sessions 30 minutes, 4–6 times per week, ages 2–18.

• Autism Programme

  A multidisciplinary online autism programme coordinating speech therapy, ABA, occupational therapy and parental coaching under one paediatrician-authored plan.

• ADHD Programme

  A behavioural ADHD programme for children covering focus and executive function training, parent management training and school-coordination support, doctor-supervised.

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2. 2About NeuroNurture — Dr. Neha Kukreja & Our Clinical Methodneuronurture.com
3. 3Therapy Programmes for Children — Speech, ABA, OT | NeuroNurtureneuronurture.com
4. 4Online ABA Therapy for Children — NeuroNurtureneuronurture.com
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