At Alivio Care, we are dedicated to supporting children through their developmental journey with personalized, evidence-based and family-centred care. Our centre brings together pediatric neurology, psychology and developmental therapies under one roof, creating an integrated environment where every child’s unique needs can be understood and addressed.
Our approach focuses on early identification, timely intervention and individualized care, helping children build essential developmental, communication, behavioral, emotional and functional skills.
MD Pediatrics, Fellowship in Pediatric Neurology
Dr. Kriti Nautiyal leads the pediatric and developmental care at Alivio Care. With expertise in pediatrics and pediatric neurology, she focuses on understanding each child’s developmental needs and guiding appropriate assessment and individualized care plans. Her approach emphasizes early identification, developmental monitoring and timely intervention.
Psychologist
Mr. Vishal provides psychologist-led support for children and families, focusing on behavioral, emotional, social and developmental needs. His qualifications include BA (Hons.) in Psychology, MA (Hons.) in Psychology, Post Graduate Diploma in Child Guidance and Counselling (PGDC), and Advanced Diploma in Child Guidance and Counselling (ADCGC).
Together, Dr. Kriti Nautiyal and Mr. Vishal bring pediatric and psychological expertise together to provide coordinated and child-focused developmental support.
Every child is different, and so is their developmental journey. At Alivio Care, we begin by understanding the child’s individual strengths, challenges and developmental needs. Based on assessment and clinical understanding, we create personalized therapy plans with clear goals, developmental milestones and regular progress reviews.
Our multidisciplinary approach allows pediatric, psychological and therapeutic support to work together. Parents are also actively involved in the process, receiving practical guidance and home-based activities to continue supporting their child’s development beyond therapy sessions.
Programs designed for infants and toddlers to support sensory development, motor milestones, cognitive skills, social engagement and parent-led stimulation at home.
Focused on fine and gross motor skills, sensory regulation, functional play, daily living abilities, handwriting readiness and school-related skills.
Support for speech and articulation, receptive and expressive language, delayed speech, oral-motor and feeding concerns, and communication difficulties.
Professional guidance for behavioral challenges, emotional regulation, social skills, school readiness and parent counselling.
We support infants, toddlers and children experiencing:
At Alivio Care, our goal is to make developmental care structured, compassionate and understandable for families. Through pediatric expertise, psychological support, individualized therapy, milestone tracking and active parent involvement, we create a supportive pathway tailored to every child.
We believe that every child deserves to be understood, supported and given the right opportunities to develop essential skills at their own pace.
Every milestone matters. Every child deserves thoughtful, individualized care.

Alivio Care offers early intervention, infant stimulation, occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, and psychologist-led support for children with developmental and behavioral needs.
We support infants, toddlers, and children experiencing developmental delays, speech and language difficulties, sensory challenges, behavioral concerns, or neurodevelopmental conditions.
Every child begins with an individualized assessment. Based on the child’s developmental needs, our team creates personalized goals, milestones, and a structured therapy roadmap.
Yes. Care at Alivio Care is guided by Dr. Kriti Nautiyal, MD Pediatrics, Fellowship in Pediatric Neurology, with support from a multidisciplinary team.
Yes. Parents are an important part of the care journey. We provide practical guidance, home activities, and regular feedback to help parents support their child’s development.
Early intervention can be considered when a child shows delays in developmental milestones, communication, movement, social interaction, behavior, or other developmental skills. Early assessment can help identify appropriate support.