Managing Problem Behaviors in Children: A Guide for Parents Using ABA
Behavior refers to anything a child does, including actions and responses to their environment. While all children exhibit a range of behaviors, some can be challenging or problematic, especially …
Understanding the Needs of a Slow Learner: A Guide for Parents from a Special Educator
As a parent, it can be challenging to see your child struggle in school, especially when it seems like their peers are progressing more quickly. If your child has been identified as a slow learner,…
Understanding and Addressing Burnout Syndrome in Parents of Special Children
Written By Ann Shona M.Sc. SLP Speech Language Pathologist Understanding and Addressing Burnout Syndrome in Parents of Special Children Parenting a child with special needs is a journey filled with unique challenges and rewards. However, the continuous demands can sometimes lead to burnout—a state of physical, emotional, and mental exhaustion. Burnout in parents of special […]
Engaging Your Child in Alphabet Learning at Home
Teaching your child the alphabet or any other basic concept at home can be an exciting and rewarding journey. It involves introducing them to the world of new ideas and knowledge, especially when they start off as a blank slate. They need you to tailor your approach to meet their unique needs. Here are some […]
6 TIPS FOR EFFECTIVE PARENTING
“Parenting is the easiest thing in the world to have an opinion about, but the hardest thing in the world to do.” — Matt Walsh. Sometimes, it feels that we parents, especially mothers, are under constant surveillance by the people around us and society. The performance pressure, being good parents, bad parenting decisions, busy parents […]
Helping Your Child Speak: Discover Gestalt Language Processing
“WHEN YOUR CHILD ISN’T TALKING AS EXPECTED: GESTALT LANGUAGE PROCESSING EXPLAINED” “Ever wondered how some children learn language by memorizing entire phrases instead of single words? Welcome to the world of Gestalt Language Processing.” Gestalt Language Processing is a unique approach to language development that emphasizes learning in larger, meaningful chunks, or “gestalts,” rather […]
What exactly is Special Education and what makes it so special?
What Exactly is ‘Special’ Education? When we think about education, the image that comes to mind often involves a traditional classroom where students follow a standardized curriculum. However, for many students, particularly those with disabilities, this conventional approach doesn’t fit. This is where special education comes in, Special education refers to a customized educational journey […]
How to support individuals with Neurodiverse Conditions
Written By Sneha Jacob, M.Sc. SLP Speech Language Pathologist Clinically Reviewed By Anju R, M.Sc. SLP Speech Language Pathologist What is Neurodiversity? In recent years, the term ‘Neurodiversity’ has changed the various notions about Autism from a disorder to a difference. This concept promotes the idea that the diverse neurological conditions that exist within the […]
Understanding Applied Behaviour Analysis
Clinically Reviewed by Divya Krishna M Sc (Psy), M Phil Rehabilitation Psychology, PECS Level-1, Certified in Special Education (Learning Disability),QBA, IBA Rehabilitation Psychologist and ABA Therapist “Are you struggling to manage your child’s outbursts? Or concerned about their difficulty in adjusting to social situations? Or perhaps, finding it challenging to teach your child self-care and […]
Emotional Regulation – How to Regulate One’s Emotions
Written By Dr Lisha P Balan Clinical Psychologist Emotions are like colourful fireworks in our minds and bodies. They can be short sparks or long-lasting displays. Emotions can be gentle or intense. Sometimes they’re private, just for us, and other times they burst out in public. Emotions can either hurt others (like when we get […]
