In the dynamic and diverse realm of non-resident Indians (NRIs), the journey of nurturing a child with developmental concerns can often feel like navigating uncharted
Clinically Reviewed By Dr. Lisha P Balan Clinical Psychologist “When early intervention is delayed, it takes four times as long to intervene in Fourth Grade
Written By Joby Varghese, BASLP Speech Language Pathologist Clinically Reviewed By Neela N J, MASLP Speech Language Pathologist “How long will my child need speech
Written By Hudha Haris, MA Psychology Psychologist Clinically Reviewed By Divya Krishna, MSc(Psy), MPhil, QBA, IBA Rehabilitation Psychologist and ABA Therapist Whether you’re a parent,
Written By Alicia A Sabu MSc Psychology, Psychologist Clinically Reviewed By Divya Krishna Rehabilitation Psychologist Since kids experience stress often and their brains and personalities
Written By Sneha Rachel Jacob Speech Language Pathologist Clinically Reviewed By Joan Annie Jacob Speech Language Pathologist “Is my toddler’s speech delayed? Should I be
Written By Aswani Anilkumar Psychologist Clinically Reviewed By Divya Krishna Rehabilitation Psychologist While discussing mental health aspects, childhood and adolescence are the critical stages for
Written By Meghna Elizabath Zachariah Special Educator Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) is something we hear very often these days. You may hear teachers and
Written By Anju Francis, MPT Physiotherapist The first step a child takes will be the proudest and most joyful moment in a parent’s life. However,
Written By Adhiya Prakash, BASLP Speech Language Pathologist Clinically Reviewd By Joan Annie Jacob, BASLP, OPT(Level 2) Speech Language Pathologist Communication is vital for human
Written By Sherine Shibu, BASLP, Speech Language Pathologist Clinically Reviewd By Joan Annie Jacob, BASLP, OPT(Level 2) Speech Language Pathologist Understanding Autism Spectrum Disorder What
Written by Meghna Elizabath Zachariah M.Sc., B.Ed in Special Education Special Education Department All children have the right to grow and learn in an
Written By Vyshakhi vinod kumar , BASLP Speech Language Pathologist Clinically Reviewd By Joan Annie Jacob, BASLP, OPT(Level 2) Speech Language Pathologist After speech therapy
Written By Aisha Hamna, Msc PsychologyPsychologist Clinically Reviewed By Minna Mathew, MA, M Phil Clinical PsychologyClinical Psychologist It can be detrimental for the entire family
Written by Anju Francis, MPT in pediatrics Physiotherapist Parents are always excited about their child’s development. They closely monitor their child in every possible manner
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