Neurodevelopmental Functional Capacity Assessment (NDFCA) in Mohali, Chandigarh & Patiala
At ACT for Autism, we believe that every child deserves a therapy plan as unique as their journey. No two children with autism are the same — and neither should their therapy be. That’s why we begin with a scientific, data-driven Neurodevelopmental Functional Capacity Assessment (NDFCA), the first and most crucial step in understanding your child’s strengths, challenges, and developmental profile.
Our goal is simple yet powerful — to help your child communicate better, connect meaningfully, and grow with confidence. Through NDFCA, we identify not just what to work on, but how to make progress measurable and meaningful.
We proudly serve families across Mohali, Chandigarh, Patiala, and Punjab.
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Why an Assessment Is the Foundation of Effective Therapy
Many parents often wonder —
“My child goes to therapy, but I’m not sure if it’s really helping.”
“Why do I see progress in sessions, but not at home?”
“How do I know what’s actually improving?”
These questions are completely valid — and the truth is, without a comprehensive functional assessment, therapy can easily become guesswork.
At ACT for Autism, we go beyond surface-level observations or IQ reports. Our Neurodevelopmental Functional Capacity Assessment (NDFCA) provides a deep, domain-by-domain analysis of your child’s current abilities. It’s not about labels or general feedback; it’s about clear data on how your child is functioning across multiple developmental areas — communication, cognition, motor skills, emotional regulation, sensory processing, and more.
This assessment helps us identify which areas of the brain — such as the frontal lobe, parietal lobe, cerebellum, or midbrain — may require focused support. More importantly, it gives you, as a parent, a clear picture of where your child stands today, what progress looks like, and what steps to take next.
The Power of Data-Driven Therapy
Without a detailed baseline, therapy can miss critical areas of development. Progress often becomes subjective, and parents are left uncertain. With NDFCA, every session has a purpose, every improvement is tracked, and every challenge is addressed with precision.
We provide quarterly progress reviews with written reports, graphs, and measurable scores — so you’ll never have to rely on vague feedback like “he’s improving” or “she’s getting better.” You’ll see exactly which skills have improved, which need reinforcement, and how therapy is truly impacting your child’s growth.
Remember — NDFCA is not a diagnosis or IQ test. It’s a scientific functional analysis that reveals your child’s current capacity and the exact roadmap for effective, personalized therapy.
Why Choose ACT for Autism
ACT for Autism is among the few centers in Mohali, Chandigarh, and Patiala offering therapy based on Neurodevelopmental Functional Capacity Assessments. Our approach combines global best practices with local expertise to deliver therapy that is not just consistent, but also measurable.
We believe therapy should not be random sessions; it should be a structured, evidence-based journey. That’s why we provide detailed written reports, progress dashboards, and home-based strategies so that parents can actively participate and track progress confidently.
Our therapists are highly qualified professionals trained in international assessment tools and committed to building therapy plans tailored to each child’s unique developmental profile.
How Our Process Works
We begin with a Baseline NDFCA, a comprehensive assessment that includes parent interviews, direct child observation, and standardized tools. Once we understand your child’s current capacity, we design an individualized therapy plan — integrating speech therapy, sensory integration, behaviour support, and other relevant interventions.
Therapy sessions are engaging and built around micro-skill development, ensuring that each small improvement leads to meaningful real-world change. Every quarter, we conduct a progress review using data and visual graphs, adjusting goals as needed to ensure continuous growth.
This structured approach ensures that therapy remains focused, measurable, and results-driven.
Conditions We Support
Our services benefit children with a wide range of developmental challenges, including:
By mapping your child’s functional capacity, we help identify the exact areas that need support — ensuring therapy is both efficient and effective.
Empowering Parents as Partners
We know that progress happens not just in therapy sessions, but also at home. That’s why we actively involve parents in the process. You’ll receive home practice plans, parent workshops, and clear guidance on how to support your child’s growth daily.
No more uncertainty or confusion. You’ll understand your child’s goals, track progress with data, and feel confident about the journey ahead.
What Parents Say
“After months of therapy elsewhere, ACT’s assessment helped us finally understand our child’s real challenges. It changed everything.” – Ritu, Chandigarh
“We now have a clear report to share with teachers and therapists. Everyone’s working together.” – Manpreet, Mohali
“For the first time, we saw actual graphs showing measurable progress. It gave us confidence.” – Deepak, Patiala
Frequently Asked Questions
No. We focus on your child’s current abilities and needs, not just diagnostic labels.
NDFCA is a scientific, measurable approach that tracks progress with real data, not assumptions.
We review progress every three months with reports, graphs, and scores.
This is common. Our assessment identifies generalization gaps and provides strategies to bridge them.
Yes. We offer specialized plans for children aged 0–5, focusing on early developmental support.
Absolutely. Our reports are designed to be used across therapy, school, and home settings.
Take the First Step Today
Understanding your child’s current capacity is the first step toward meaningful progress.
With Neurodevelopmental Functional Capacity Assessment (NDFCA) at ACT for Autism, you get clarity, direction, and confidence.
