Speech & language therapy
Speech and language therapy for late talking, unclear speech, stammering, and understanding or using language.
Alora is a paediatric wellness and research centre in Kollam. We help children with speech, movement, learning, behaviour and emotions, and we guide their families along the way.
Speech and language therapy for late talking, unclear speech, stammering, and understanding or using language.
For fine and gross motor skills, sensory needs, handwriting and everyday self-care.
Structured, positive behaviour therapy for children who find routines, social skills or attention hard.
Structured support for the skills that build a child's development, from early years onwards.
Movement, balance and strength, so children can move, play and join in with confidence.
Support for children who are over- or under-sensitive to sounds, touch, movement or textures.
The most important window for brain development, when support makes the biggest difference.
Individual programmes for autistic children, built around communication, play and independence.
Practical support for attention, impulsivity and behaviour, at home and at school.
Help with reading, writing and number skills, tailored to how each child learns.
Preparing children for classroom routines, social skills and learning before they start school.
A clear picture of your child's strengths and needs, shared with you in plain words.
Goals set for your child and reviewed with you regularly.
Practical guidance and emotional support for parents, so progress continues at home.

Here, therapy doesn't feel clinical. It feels like
painting. playing. talking. connecting.
We support the whole child, not just the symptoms, and we do it with heart.
Every child develops differently. These are reasons to ask, not a diagnosis. If something worries you, an early conversation helps.
Few words for their age, speech that is hard to understand, stammering, or difficulty following simple instructions.
Limited eye contact or response to their name, repetitive play, strong reactions to change, or difficulty playing with others.
Finds it much harder than other children to sit, focus, wait or finish a task.
Struggles with reading, writing or numbers despite effort, or finds school routines very hard.
Clumsy or tires easily, avoids certain textures or sounds, or finds pencils, buttons and self-feeding difficult.
Frequent meltdowns, anxiety, trouble sleeping, or difficulty making friends.

Tell us a little about your child and choose the centre closer to you.
We meet your child and talk with you to understand their strengths and needs.
We agree on goals and the therapies that suit your child.
Regular sessions, home activities, and progress reviews with you.

If you have noticed differences in how your child talks, understands, plays, moves, pays attention or behaves compared with other children of the same age, or a teacher or doctor has raised a concern, an assessment is a good first step. It gives you clear information, even if the answer is that your child is on track.
We talk with you about your child's history, daily routines and your concerns, and observe your child through play so they stay comfortable. We then explain what we found and suggest next steps in plain words. Please bring any previous reports or school notes.
Choose whichever is closer to you. We have three centres in Kollam: Pallimukku, Nilamel and Anchal. Call the one nearest you, or use its Directions button, and we will help you book.
Sessions and parent discussions are in Malayalam, and we are happy to talk in English as well.
Yes. Progress happens at home as much as at the centre, so we share your child's goals with you, explain each step and give you simple activities to practise between sessions.
Monday to Saturday, 9:30 am to 5:00 pm, and Sunday 9:30 am to 1:00 pm. Please call before visiting so we can give you a time.
Call or WhatsApp our Pallimukku centre on 80897 97945 or our Nilamel centre on 77363 61098, or send an enquiry from our Contact page.
Talk to us. If you are unsure whether your child needs support, an assessment is a good place to start.