Little Golden Cub Occupational Therapy
East Bangalore — the ITPL corridor, KR Puram, Mahadevapura — is home to hundreds of thousands of families, yet therapy options here are scarce. Little Golden Cub is one of the few multidisciplinary centres in this stretch, with RCI-licensed therapists covering everything from feeding therapy to neurofeedback.
Community submission. Little Golden Cub is a multidisciplinary therapy centre on ITPL Main Road in Krishnarajapuram, serving children with multiple disabilities. Services include occupational therapy (founder Ms. Anupama is an OT), physiotherapy, speech therapy (RCI licensed), ABA behaviour therapy (RCI licensed), special education (RCI licensed), certified feeding and swallowing therapy, certified sensory integration, certified reflex integration, and neurofeedback-based therapies. MSME Government of India certified. Listed on RCI Prashasth app.
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RCI licensed therapists (speech, ABA, special education). MSME Government of India certified centre. Listed on RCI Prashasth app.
Good to know
Located on ITPL Main Road — accessible for families in east Bangalore/Whitefield corridor. Caters to multiple disabilities beyond autism.
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