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Dr. K. Amarnath
M.B.B.S., D.C.H.
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Expert evaluation and structured therapy for temper tantrums, ADHD, ODD, impulse control and social-emotional difficulties, guided by a dedicated child behavioural team.
A tantrum, a refusal, a sudden outburst — these look different in every child, and rarely have a single cause. Some are tied to attention and impulse control, some to emotional regulation, and some to how a child is coping with change. No two behaviour patterns respond to the same fixed approach.
Our behavioural team begins with a detailed history from parents and, where relevant, teachers — observing patterns, triggers and responses — before building an individualized therapy plan that is reviewed and adjusted as your child progresses.
Behaviour Concerns Are Our Starting Point, Not Our Only Focus
Difficult behaviour rarely has one single cause — it can be linked to attention, impulse control, emotions or social development. Our team evaluates each concern with the same structured, child-first approach.
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A clear, child-focused approach to understanding behaviour concerns — including ADHD — and planning the right therapy.
We understand your child's behaviour patterns, triggers, attention span, and history at home and school through a focused evaluation.
A careful review of behaviour, attention, mood and prior concerns — from parents and, where relevant, teachers — guides the next stage of assessment.
Standardized behaviour and ADHD screening tools, along with parent and teacher input, help our specialists understand your child's condition clearly.
Standardized rating scales and structured observation may be used when clinically required to better understand attention, mood and behaviour.
Based on the assessment and your child's individual needs, a personalized behaviour therapy plan is developed, combining skill-building and parent guidance.
Therapy is planned according to the specific behaviours, attention pattern, and individual needs of the child, including ADHD where relevant.
Regular follow-up sessions track your child's progress at home and school, review therapy response, and adjust the plan when needed.
Regular reviews help monitor behavioural progress, understand what is working, and make changes to the therapy plan as the child grows.
Meet our team of experienced pediatricians committed to providing attentive, compassionate, and comprehensive care for children at every stage of growth.
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Simple answers to common questions about child behaviour therapy and ADHD.
Behaviour therapy helps children build skills to manage emotions, attention and actions. It looks at what happens before and after a behaviour to guide the right approach for your child.
Occasional tantrums are a normal part of childhood. Frequent, intense, or prolonged outbursts that disrupt daily life may benefit from a behavioural evaluation.
Consider an evaluation for frequent tantrums, defiance, difficulty focusing, impulsive actions, trouble making friends, or ongoing challenges at school.
ADHD involves persistent patterns of inattention, hyperactivity or impulsivity that affect daily functioning across settings, unlike occasional restlessness or distraction.
A plan is built around the child's specific behaviours and may include skill-building sessions, parent coaching, and coordination with school where needed.
Regular follow-ups help track progress at home and school, review what is working, and adjust the therapy plan as the child grows.