Behaviour & Developmental Intervention in Kharghar
Raah uses an NDBI-informed approach, combining developmental and behavioural principles within play, communication and everyday routines. The work is planned around the child's needs and goals rather than a one-size-fits-all programme.
Building communication, regulation and independence.
Support is planned around the child's individual needs, goals and everyday life. Suitability and the right next step are determined with the relevant professional.
Areas of support
The exact goals depend on the child. These are common areas Raah may work on when they are part of a child's needs.
Common goals
- Understanding the function of behaviour
- Communication and social engagement
- Regulation and participation
- Flexibility and everyday coping
- Independence and parent coaching
Who may benefit
Behaviour & Developmental Intervention may be considered when behaviour, communication, regulation, flexibility or participation is affecting everyday life. The appropriate next step is determined through individual assessment and professional discussion.
How support works
Sessions
Intervention may be embedded in play and everyday routines. The approach can combine developmental and behavioural principles, with goals reviewed as the child's skills and needs change.
Parents
Parent coaching is an important part of the approach. Parents can be supported to understand the function of behaviour and use practical strategies across daily routines.
Common questions about Behaviour & Developmental Intervention
What does NDBI-informed mean?
It means the approach combines developmental and behavioural principles within natural activities, play, communication and everyday routines. It does not itself represent a diagnosis or guarantee an outcome.
Is this the same as punishment-based behaviour management?
No. The focus described by Raah is on understanding behaviour, building communication and regulation, and supporting participation and independence.