Ghaziabad shares a long border with East Delhi, yet many parents in Indirapuram, Vaishali, Kaushambi or Raj Nagar Extension assume they have to travel deep into Delhi or towards Noida to find a good paediatric occupational therapist. In reality, an experienced practice with three East Delhi clinics sits just across that border, and it also offers online sessions for the weeks when travel is not practical.
Clinics Just Across the Border
occupationaltherapyinindia.com is Dr. Charu Arora's own practice, with clinics in Gagan Vihar, Rishabh Vihar and Shahdara. For families in Vaishali and Kaushambi, the Gagan Vihar and Rishabh Vihar clinics near Anand Vihar and Karkardooma are close by. For families in the older parts of Ghaziabad, the Red Line metro runs directly into Shahdara. This makes regular in-person therapy a realistic option for many Ghaziabad families, not just an occasional trip.
When Online Makes More Sense
Even with clinics nearby, weekly visits are not always easy. The stretch around Anand Vihar and the Mohan Nagar and Hindon routes can be heavily congested, and extended areas like Raj Nagar Extension, Crossings Republik and Siddharth Vihar add real travel time. Online sessions let you keep your child's therapy going during exams, monsoon waterlogging, illness or busy work weeks, with the same therapist who already knows your child.
One Therapist Throughout
Continuity matters in paediatric therapy. Children progress faster when the person working with them understands their history, their triggers and what motivates them. Here, Dr. Charu Arora personally leads every consultation, whether in the clinic or online, so you are not starting over each time or explaining your child's needs to someone new.
Why Being Close Matters for Therapy
Living near the clinic changes what therapy can look like. For a Ghaziabad family, it is practical to come in for the first assessment, return every few weeks for a hands-on review, and fill the weeks in between with online sessions and a home programme. Parents can also watch sessions in the clinic, then practise the same activities at home the same evening. This mix of in-person and online support is hard to arrange when the therapist is far away, but it works naturally when the clinic is just across the border.
What We Help With
We work with children with autism, ADHD and developmental delay, as well as children without a diagnosis whose parents have concerns. Therapy covers sensory processing, handwriting and fine motor skills, gross motor coordination, self-care and daily living skills, school readiness, and play and social participation.
Getting Started from Ghaziabad
Book through our book consultation page and choose either an in-clinic visit or an online consultation. Your first session is a detailed assessment by Dr. Charu Arora, and timings and fees are confirmed with you directly beforehand. See our centres page for addresses, directions and clinic timings.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which of your clinics is closest to Ghaziabad?
For Vaishali, Kaushambi and Indirapuram, the Gagan Vihar and Rishabh Vihar clinics near Anand Vihar and Karkardooma are usually closest. For older parts of Ghaziabad along the Red Line metro, the Shahdara clinic is convenient.
Can we mix clinic and online sessions?
Yes. Many Ghaziabad families attend some sessions in person and switch to online when travel is difficult, for example during exams, bad weather or busy weeks. Your child continues with the same therapist either way.
Do you have a clinic inside Ghaziabad?
No. Our three clinics are in East Delhi, close to the Ghaziabad border. For families who prefer not to travel, we offer online consultations with Dr. Charu Arora.
How do I know if my child needs occupational therapy?
If you have concerns about your child's movement, handwriting, sensory reactions, self-care, play or behaviour, an assessment is a good first step. You do not need a diagnosis or referral to book one.
