3 Best Occupational Therapists in Mumbai

“Dr Disha Sanghvi's Occupational Therapy Clinic helps people of all age groups depending on their need for therapy. Dr Disha Sanghvi completed a Master of Occupational Therapy (MOT) from Maharashtra University. She finished her Bachelor of Occupational Therapy (BOT) from Maharashtra University in 2014. She also handles the Outdoor sessions, Behavior Management, Play Therapy, Sensory Integration Therapy, Group Therapies, etc. She always listens and analyses carefully to develop a program based on the child's needs. She also shares guidelines and procedures on how the family can contribute towards the child. She intends to make an individual independent in all walks of Life. She has tremendous knowledge and excellent clinical reasoning, which is reflected in her results.”

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“Jump Start Occupational Therapy Centre aims to empower families and people with special needs through Occupational therapy services. They offer therapeutic guidance, utilise the most advanced technology and methods, and train parents to effectively manage challenging behaviours at home. Jump Start Occupational Therapy Centre uses fun-based activities to enhance sensory-motor, perceptual skills and cognitive processing abilities. Qualified occupational therapists provide one-on-one therapy under the guidance of senior Occupational therapists Dr. Saifuddin and Dr. Shalini Bijliwala, who have over 40 years of experience in the paediatric field. The centre also educates parents, professionals and society to understand the various challenges of people with special needs through seminars and webinars.”

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“Play and Heal Therapy Center for Special Needs offers a structured, individualised treatment program for children with special needs to improve their quality of life at home and school. Dr. Renuka Desai is the occupational therapist of this clinic. She holds a Certification in Sensory Integration from the University of Southern California. She has treated clients with challenging autism from across 35 countries and all over India. She was awarded for her paper presentation at a national conference and has published papers in rehabilitation. She and her team aim to achieve functional independence in the child and promote social participation.”

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