About Butt Autism & Rehab Center

Butt Autism & Rehab Center is a therapy and rehabilitation center in Gujrat providing support for children and adults with different physical, developmental, communication, sensory, and everyday functional needs.

Our services include Physiotherapy, Autism Therapy, Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Cupping Therapy. The type of support you or your child may need depends on the difficulty affecting everyday life, which is why assessment and individual needs should guide the next step rather than using the same approach for everyone.

Our clinic is located at Katchery Chowk in Gujrat, behind Butt Brother Pharmacy and near Zahoor Elahi Stadium.

Butt Autism & Rehab Center in Gujrat

Meet Dr. Rimsha Mubashar, PT

Dr. Rimsha Mubashar, PT is the owner of Butt Autism & Rehab Center.

She completed her Doctor of Physical Therapy (DPT) from Riphah International University, Islamabad, and later completed MS Neuro from the same university.

Her academic background in physical therapy and neurological rehabilitation supports the clinic’s focus on physical function, rehabilitation, movement difficulties, and patient-centered care.

As the owner of Butt Autism & Rehab Center, Dr. Rimsha, PT oversees a clinic where different therapy and rehabilitation needs can be discussed under one roof. The aim is to understand the difficulty affecting the person before deciding which available service may be relevant.

Dr. Rimsha Mubashar, PT is owner of Butt Autism & Rehab Center in Gujrat

Therapy in Action

Physiotherapist in Gujrat assisting a child with balance and core strengthening exercises on a therapy ball
Butt Autism & Rehab Center in Gujrat
Dr. Rimsha Mubashar, PT treating her patient at Butt Autism & Rehab Center
Children practicing fine motor and cognitive skills with a puzzle during an occupational therapy session in Gujrat

What Does Our Therapy and Rehabilitation Center Focus On?

People usually contact a therapy center because something is making everyday life difficult.

You may be dealing with pain that makes walking or working uncomfortable. Your child may be speaking later than expected, struggling with self-care, reacting strongly to certain sensory experiences, or having difficulty with movement, play, or daily routines.

Our approach is to begin with the difficulty you are actually experiencing.

Assessment can help identify whether the main concern relates to movement and physical function, communication, sensory responses, self-care, development, or another area. The appropriate service should then be selected according to that need. This helps keep therapy connected with practical activities such as walking, using stairs, communicating needs, dressing, writing, playing, working, exercising, or participating more independently in everyday routines. You can read our Terms of Service & Privacy Policy Pages.