Center for Child and Adolescent Wellbeing

Center for Child and Adolescent Wellbeing CCAW is Mental health setup designed specialy for children, adolescents and young adults.

CCAW is mental health setup designed especially for children, adolescents and young adults. We have trained and experienced professionals working exclusively with children under the guidance and expertise of Dr.Deepak Gupta (one of the 3 certified child psychiatrists in Delhi)

A wide range of services are provided by us:

- Psychiatric Consultancy
- Counseling
- Parenting
- Psychotherapies
• EMDR
• CBT
• Dance and movement therapy
• Art based therapy
• Group Therapy
- Social skills training
- Play Attention
- Brain Function Training
- Special Education
- Occupational Therapy
- Speech therapy
- Brain Gym
- Early intervention School for children with Autism

We regularly conduct various workshops to create Awareness and on Preventive level. Workshops conducted by us :

For Children and Parents:
• My Body is Mine – prevention of Child Sexual Abuse
• Parenting Skills
• Parents Workshop For Working With Their Child With ADHD

For Professionals:
• Parenting Coach (Certified by Love Humanity USA)
• Child and Adolescent Mental Health Basic skills
• Sexuality in Child Mental Health
• Childhood Disorders

Conducting researches has been a vital part of our work. We regularly present our research papers in the National and International conferences like IACAPAP(Paris), First Asia ADHD Conference (Korea),etc

CCAW’s Most Used Therapy Tools 🎨 🧸
02/12/2025

CCAW’s Most Used Therapy Tools 🎨 🧸

29/11/2025

POV: your kid remembers your name after a session

22/11/2025

We sometimes ignore behaviours like throwing, shouting, or minor disruptions in children with ADHD or autism because:

1. To avoid reinforcing the behaviour- Many challenging behaviours are done to gain attention. When adults react strongly, the child may learn that the behaviour “works.” Planned ignoring removes this reward.

2. To reduce escalation- Immediate reactions can increase emotional intensity. Staying calm and neutral helps the child settle more quickly.

3. To focus on teaching positive behaviours- Instead of giving attention to unwanted actions, adults can praise and reinforce the behaviours we want to see—like asking for help or using calming strategies.

4. To support self-regulation
Ignoring minor behaviours gives children space to practise calming themselves without relying on adult reactions.

Planned ignoring should only be used for safe, low-risk behaviours. Dangerous or harmful actions should never be ignored.

We often say “No” to keep kids safe, but for children with ADHD or Autism, constant “No’s” can feel overwhelming.Replace...
19/11/2025

We often say “No” to keep kids safe, but for children with ADHD or Autism, constant “No’s” can feel overwhelming.
Replace “No” with clear, positive guidance that teaches skills, reduces meltdowns, and supports communication.

15/11/2025

Your coworker’s moral support from afar

CCAW wishes everyone a very HAPPY CHILDREN’S DAY by reflecting on the importance of nurturing young minds, protecting th...
14/11/2025

CCAW wishes everyone a very HAPPY CHILDREN’S DAY by reflecting on the importance of nurturing young minds, protecting their rights and empowering them to become independent!! 🍭✨

November 13 is celebrated as World Kindness Day✨Kindness isn’t always grand gestures. It’s patience, understanding, and ...
13/11/2025

November 13 is celebrated as World Kindness Day✨

Kindness isn’t always grand gestures. It’s patience, understanding, and gentle support, especially for children finding their way.

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Excited to announce the launch of our Certificate Course in Biomedical Treatment for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and ...
06/11/2025

Excited to announce the launch of our Certificate Course in Biomedical Treatment for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and ADHD — designed to empower psychologists, therapists, and special educators with evidence-based biomedical approaches.

Course Highlights:
- Comprehensive insights into biomedical treatment for Autism and ADHD
- Interactive sessions with real-world applications
- Expert guidance from specialists

Course Details:
Duration: December 2025 – May 2026
Mode: Online | 6:30–8:00 PM (Every 1st Saturday)
Certification awarded upon passing the exit exam

Led by:deepak.gupta2019 – Child & Adolescent Psychiatrist, Founder-Director, CCAW
– Associate Consultant, CCAW

Join us to bridge the gap between biomedical science and therapy for neurodevelopmental well-being.

For queries & registration: navneeta.sengupta@gmail.com

Address

New Delhi
110048

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 7pm
Tuesday 9am - 7pm
Wednesday 9am - 7pm
Thursday 9am - 7pm
Friday 10am - 7pm
Saturday 10am - 7pm

Telephone

+919810212536

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