Aaryavart Featured in The Times of India for Music Therapy Support in Autism

Aaryavart’s work and expert perspective on music therapy for children with autism was featured in The Times of India article titled “Music therapy a boon for kids with autism.”

The article highlighted how music can support emotional regulation, attention, expression, fine motor development, and calming responses in children with autism when used alongside structured therapies such as occupational therapy and speech therapy.

The feature also included insights from Archana Pandey, music therapist, child psychologist, behaviour therapist, and founder associated with Aaryavart’s therapeutic approach. She shared how music can be introduced early through lullabies, rhymes, Indian classical music, and structured sound-based activities, especially for children with auditory sensitivities.

At Aaryavart Centre, every child receives an individualized therapy plan. Music therapy is not a replacement for autism therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, or behavioural support, but it can be a meaningful complementary tool when used carefully by trained professionals.

The Aaryavart team continues to support children with autism, ADHD, speech delay, sensory concerns, and developmental challenges through assessment-led therapy, parent guidance, and structured home programs across Lucknow, Gorakhpur, Unnao, and online.

Read the original Times of India article: Music therapy a boon for kids with autism

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