Jadhu is India's first structured digital therapy platform for children and adults with Autism, ADHD, Dyslexia, ODD, and DCD — personalised sessions every day, built around real-world Indian situations, clinically designed, and continuously updated every month.
Real-world situation · Regulation game
Most neurodivergent children don't struggle only in clinics. They struggle in classrooms, birthday parties, supermarkets, family gatherings, school buses, and crowded streets.
Weekly sessions costing ₹1,500–₹3,000 quickly become unsustainable. Many parents stop therapy not because progress stops — but because affordability does.
Jadhu brings structured daily therapy practice down to nearly ₹10 a session, making long-term support realistic for Indian families.
Many Indian families spend 3–6 months waiting for specialist appointments, losing critical developmental time during the years when intervention matters most.
Jadhu starts at home immediately — with assessments, personalised plans, and daily therapy sessions available from the very first week.
A child may perform beautifully inside a therapy room — but still struggle during a school disagreement, at a kirana shop, or while meeting relatives at home.
Jadhu sessions are built entirely around real-world Indian situations, helping children practise skills in contexts that actually exist in daily life.
8 short games and the Jadhu wristband measure focus, regulation and skill baselines in 25 minutes.
Our clinical engine builds a personalised daily plan reviewed by therapists every month.
Morning skill game · evening real-world situation · home activity for parents. Every single day.
Neurodivergent children and adults do not outgrow the need for support — their needs simply evolve with age, environment and responsibility.
Jadhu grows with your child — introducing new situations, deeper emotional regulation, harder social challenges, and age-appropriate life skills for as long as support helps.
Daily regulation, emotional familiarity, confidence with routines, and parent-supported practice.
Real-world situations begin appearing at home, in classrooms, during outings and family interactions.
Emotional regulation, communication, confidence and adaptive behaviour show visible improvement across real-life environments.
Situations become more complex, skills become deeper, and therapy evolves alongside school life, adolescence, adulthood and independence.
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The challenges faced at age 5 are different from those at 12, 18 or 25.
Jadhu continuously evolves — adapting situations, emotional goals, communication styles and life skills as your child grows.
Early regulation, joint attention, daily routines, school readiness.
Friendships, classroom focus, written expression, emotional vocabulary.
Identity, peer pressure, executive function, exam stress, independence.
Workplace skills, relationships, financial life, long-term self-regulation.
"For the first time, what Aarav practices in Jadhu shows up at his Ajji's house. That has never happened with any therapy before."
— Sneha R., Bengaluru"The HRV data alone is gold. I see my patient's regulation week-on-week instead of guessing between visits."
— Dr. Priya M., Pediatric Psychologist"Our daughter actually asks for her evening session. ₹10 a day for something she wants to do is unbelievable."
— Karthik & Divya, ChennaiJadhu is designed to make continuous long-term therapy sustainable and accessible.
Whether you are a parent, therapist, school, or clinic — we’ll help you understand how Jadhu can support neurodivergent growth.