Child Therapy · In person in Multan · Online worldwide

Every child can learn, connect & find their voice

I’m Muhammad Salman Afzal, owner and director of this children’s therapy centre on MPS Road in Model Town, Multan, and a clinical and child psychologist. Contact me first for any consultation — I have a faculty team under me for speech and language therapy, ABA, special education and school readiness, so talking, behaviour, learning and feelings sit under one roof, one-on-one and at your child’s pace. In person in Multan, or online worldwide (therapy & parent coaching).

A consultation is Rs 1,500 and lasts up to 50 minutes · No referral needed · No pressure to sign up

Live somewhere else? We work with families & schools anywhere in the world — parent tools, online therapy & school training
  • Owner Muhammad Salman Afzal — contact him first
  • Warm, play-based sessions
  • MPS Road, Model Town, Multan
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Consultation Rs 1,500 · up to 50 min +92 301 6424265 Call · Text · WhatsApp
  • 5Specialists, each named on our team page
  • 15Therapy services, all in one place
  • 26Conditions we support
  • Mon–FriOpen 2pm to 6pm, Model Town, Multan
Before you read any further

Start here — three quick answers

Which therapies do you offer in Multan?

Inclusive Developmental and Therapy Center in Multan offers speech and language therapy, ABA and behavioural therapy, special education, child psychology, developmental assessment, motor and daily-skills support, sensory support and a full autism support program. All eight sit under one roof on MPS Road, Model Town, so your child sees one joined-up team instead of a different clinic for each need.

Do we need a referral or a diagnosis first?

No. You can contact us directly — no doctor’s referral letter and no diagnosis are needed to be seen. Most parents come to us with nothing more than a worry and a few questions. If your child already has a diagnosis, bring the reports along and start with our guide for newly diagnosed families.

When should we stop waiting and get our child checked?

Ask early rather than waiting to see. It is worth a check if your child is not babbling or pointing by around 12 months, has no clear words by 18 months, is not joining two words together by two years, or is hard for most people to understand at three. If your child has lost words or skills they once had, ask straight away.

Early communication ladder: 12 months to 3 years, and when to ask for a check12mBabbles, points, wavesAsk if: no babble and no gestures18mA handful of clear wordsAsk if: no real words yet2yJoins two words togetherAsk if: still only single words3yShort sentences others followAsk if: strangers rarely understandLost words or skills at any age? Ask straight away.
A rough guide, not a diagnosis — children vary, and one late milestone on its own rarely means much. Age-by-age lists live in our milestone checklists.
What we do

Every therapy your child needs, under one roof in Multan

No two children are the same, so we don’t treat them that way. The right specialists work side by side here, which means your child’s care joins up instead of you running between clinics — child therapy in Multan, all in one place.

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Speech Therapy

Help for late talkers, unclear speech, stammering and language delay, through play your child enjoys.

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Motor & Daily Skills

Motor, handwriting and self-care skills, built up through purposeful play.

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ABA Therapy

ABA and positive-behaviour support for autism, ADHD and hard-to-manage behaviour.

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Special Education

A written learning plan made for your child, taught one-to-one, for kids who learn differently.

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Assessment

A full look at speech, movement, social and learning skills, with a clear plan to follow.

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Early Intervention

Under-3s: looking, requesting and play, practised with the parent in the room.

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Autism Support

Speech, behavioural and developmental therapy, brought together into one plan for your child.

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Sensory Support

For children who find sound, touch, movement or textures too much, or not enough.

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Child Psychology

Assessment and counselling for anxiety, anger, low mood, behaviour and how the whole family is coping.

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School Readiness

Sitting, waiting, a two-step instruction, pre-reading and pencil control — not the alphabet as a trophy.

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Social Skills

Turn-taking, joining play and a way to ask — taught in small, visible goals for autism, ADHD and delay.

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Life Skills

Dressing, eating, toileting and packing a bag, taught in small steps a parent can see at home.

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Art Therapy

Art as a teaching medium for sitting, requesting, turn-taking and calm — honest about who delivers it.

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Music Therapy

Rhythm and songs as a way to build attention, requesting and joining in — with an honest scope note.

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Parent Coaching

Live coaching for the parent, in Urdu or English — so the other six days count, in person or online.

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Ages 7–16

School-age children and teenagers

Most of the internet talks as if development ends at six. School does not. If your child is struggling with reading, sitting through a lesson, homework, friendships or the teenage years, start here.

Trust your instinct

Have you noticed any of these?

If you’ve had a quiet feeling that something isn’t quite right, trust it. No single sign here means there’s a problem on its own, but if a few feel familiar, an early chat is worth it. Catching things early makes them so much easier to help with.

Nothing on this list quite fits? Parents describe far more than eight worries to us — have a look through the common situations parents describe and see if one sounds like your child.

Already have a diagnosis (like autism or Down syndrome)? You can skip the check — go straight to your child’s condition guide and a home program.

بچہ بولتا نہیں؟ ہم سے اردو میں بات کریں۔ We work in Urdu and English — message us in whichever you find easiest, or start at our Roman Urdu guides.

For parents anywhere in the world

You are your child’s first and best teacher

You don’t have to wait for an appointment or travel to begin. Grow is our parent platform: check your child’s development, follow simple step-by-step home programs, and watch their progress build — all at home, in your own time. It’s grounded in CDC, NHS & ASHA guidance and put together by our qualified therapy team.

  • Checks for talking, social, motor, behaviour & learning
  • 16 step-by-step home programs with downloadable PDFs
  • Private on your device — no sign-up
For schools & institutions

Training & curriculum for schools, anywhere in the world

We train teachers and faculty and hand you a ready-to-use special-needs curriculum sorted by age group. Need something built around your own students? We design custom curricula and consult one-on-one too. Delivered online worldwide, or in person here in Multan.

  • Teacher & faculty training
  • Standard curriculum, 5 age groups
  • Custom design & consultancy
  • Online worldwide · in-person Multan
Simple & reassuring

How it works, in four gentle steps

From the moment you first message us to the day you start seeing real change, we keep every step clear and calm — for your child and for you.

Step 01Reach out

Call, text or WhatsApp us and tell us what’s worrying you. We’ll listen, answer whatever’s on your mind, and find a time that suits you. No pressure to commit.

Step 02Assessment

We take a gentle look at how your child talks, plays, moves and learns, so we understand exactly where they are and what would help most.

Step 03Personalised plan

You get a clear, down-to-earth plan with real goals, explained in plain language so you always know what we’re working toward together.

Step 04Therapy & progress

The fun part: sessions begin, led by your child. We track how it’s going, celebrate every win, and show you simple things to carry on at home.

Muhammad Salman Afzal, owner, director and clinical and child psychologist at Inclusive in Multan Owner & Director
Meet the owner

Muhammad Salman Afzal

Owner · Director · Clinical & Child Psychologist

Inclusive Developmental and Therapy Center is owned by Muhammad Salman Afzal, director and clinical and child psychologist. Contact him first for any consultation. He has a faculty team under him — speech and language therapy, ABA, special education and school readiness — so a child’s talking, behaviour, learning and feelings are not split across town.

  • BS Applied Psychology — Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan
  • Advanced Diploma in Clinical Psychology (ADCP) — Bahauddin Zakariya University, Multan

“I believe every child has the potential to learn, grow, communicate, and belong.” Read the full owner profile.

Faculty you’ll also meet
  • Mahnoor BalochFaculty · Speech & Language Therapist, Behaviour Therapist & Special Educator
  • Atika ZainabFaculty · ABA Therapist
  • Noor FatimaFaculty · ABA Therapist · Behaviour Intervention Specialist
  • Akasha TariqFaculty · Psychologist · School Readiness & Special Needs
See what each specialist actually does →
More about the owner & faculty →
Why families choose us

A place Multan parents trust with their children

A qualified, multidisciplinary team

Your child is seen by qualified specialists: a child psychologist, a speech & language therapist and ABA therapists. That means real, evidence-based help, not guesswork.

Everything under one roof

Speech therapy, ABA, special education, child psychology and motor & sensory skills support all sit in one place, so you’re not driving your child from one centre to another across Multan.

Child-led & play-based

Children learn best when they feel safe and they’re enjoying themselves. Our sessions are warm, full of play, and shaped around the child in front of us.

Parents are partners

We explain everything in plain language and send you home with simple activities to try, so the progress keeps going between visits.

An inclusive, judgement-free space

Every child and every family is welcome here. We meet your child exactly where they are, and we celebrate every step forward, however small.

Personalised plans, real progress

No two children are alike, so no two plans are. Each child gets their own, with clear goals we keep reviewing and adjusting as they grow.

Our promise to you

What you can expect from us

We’re still a growing centre, so instead of dressing this up in someone else’s words, here’s our honest promise to every family who reaches out.

No judgement, no rush

You’ll never be judged, and you’ll never be rushed. We listen properly, answer every question, and explain things in plain, honest language.

We’ll always be honest

If we don’t think your child needs therapy, we’ll say so. We only ever suggest what genuinely helps, and never a session more.

No referral needed

You can come straight to us. No doctor’s referral, no paperwork to get started; just send a message and we’ll take it from there.

A 50-minute consultation

A consultation is Rs 1,500 and lasts up to 50 minutes, in person in Multan or online. We listen to what you’ve noticed and tell you honestly what would help next — with no pressure to book ongoing therapy.

And a promise to you, not just your child: parenting a child who needs extra help is tiring. On the hard days our little reminders for parents are here for you — and if there are brothers or sisters at home, they need looking after too.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions

The questions parents ask us most. Still unsure about something? Just message us.

What therapy services do you offer for children?

We offer speech and language therapy, ABA, special education, early intervention, school readiness, social skills, life skills, parent coaching, art- and music-based activities, motor and sensory skill-building, child psychology and a complete autism support program — all under one roof in Multan. Art and music are teaching media; we do not employ a registered art or music therapist.

At what age should I bring my child for therapy?

The earlier the better. We support children from their earliest months up to 16 years — and even for babies, our milestone checks and gentle home activities can reassure you and help your child thrive. If your child is behind on talking, play, movement or learning, an early check helps. When in doubt, a short conversation can put your mind at ease.

Where are you located and what are your timings?

We are on MPS Road, Block A Model Town, Multan (near Bloomfield Hall School, Street No. 2). We are open Monday – Friday, 2:00 PM – 6:00 PM. You can call, text or WhatsApp us on +92 301 6424265 to book a time.

How much does therapy cost?

A consultation is Rs 1,500 and lasts up to 50 minutes. After that, fees depend on the type and number of sessions your child needs, which we only know once we have assessed them — a child coming twice a week for speech work is not the same as one needing speech and behaviour support together. We keep things affordable and transparent, so please contact us on WhatsApp or by phone and we’ll happily talk you through it.

Do you treat autism, speech delay and ADHD?

Yes. We support children with autism, speech delay, stammering, ADHD, learning difficulties and more, with a personalised plan for every child.

What happens in the first visit, and what should I bring?

The first visit is a relaxed conversation and a gentle look at your child — no tests to pass, nothing to prepare for. We ask what you have been noticing, watch your child play, and try a few simple activities with them. Bring any hospital, school or hearing reports you already have, and it helps to jot down the words your child uses at home before you come.

Do you offer online therapy for families outside Multan?

Yes. We run online therapy and parent coaching by video for families across Pakistan and abroad, so a child in Bahawalpur, Dubai or London can work with the same team. Video works especially well for parent coaching and for older children. For a very young child we will tell you honestly if coming in person would work better.

Do you work in Urdu as well as English?

Yes. Our therapists work in Urdu and English, and we build therapy around the language your child hears most at home — growing up with two languages does not cause speech delay. You are very welcome to message us in Urdu or in Roman Urdu — start at our Roman Urdu guides.

Do you see school-age children and teenagers, or only toddlers?

Yes. We see children through to sixteen. Reading, homework, classroom support, friendships and the teenage years are mapped at school-age and teens. If your child is already in school and struggling, that page is the starting point.

Still wondering about something? Our full FAQ for parents covers assessments, session length, school reports and what happens after a diagnosis.

Take the first step

Worried about your child? Let’s talk.

A short, friendly conversation is the best first step. Call, text or WhatsApp us — we’ll listen and guide you, with no pressure.

MPS Road, Block A Model Town, Multan (near Bloomfield Hall School, Street No. 2) · Mon–Fri, 2 PM – 6 PM

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