FutuReady Pediatric Intervention Services
Whitefield has grown into a city within a city, yet families here often travel an hour into central Bangalore for therapy. FutuReady brought multidisciplinary intervention to the neighbourhood — a centre where the philosophy starts with affirming who the child already is.
Community submission. FutuReady is a multidisciplinary pediatric intervention centre in Whitefield specialising in neurodiversity-affirming therapy for children with autism, ADHD, and sensory processing differences. Founded by Aakanksha Chitnis-Gupte, the team is trained in globally recognised approaches including DIR/Floortime, Hanen, Oral Placement Therapy (OPT), PROMPT, and Therapeutic Listening. Offers individual and group sessions covering speech-language therapy, occupational therapy, sensory integration, behavioural management, and special education.
Services
How this entry was verified
Trained in DIR/Floortime (Greenspan), Hanen (evidence-based language programme), PROMPT (motor speech), OPT. Neurodiversity-affirming approach.
Good to know
Open Mon-Sat 9AM-7:30PM, Sunday 9AM-1PM. Individual and group sessions available.
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