Sethu Diaries

Author:  Rebecca Manari | April 14th, 2022 Like many others, I too used to be a parent who said no to screen time for my son Ryan (name changed) when he was a toddler, and I was so proud of it! However, when Ryan was about a year old, the
Author:  Andre Velho | April 13th, 2022 “How can I cure my child?” is a question we often get asked at Sethu, by parents whose child may have recently been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). They just need something to make things better for their child. There are a
Author:  Andre Velho | April 12th, 2022 “My name is Amy and I live with my husband and son, Jack in the UK. It has been almost a year now that he is on the waiting list for his autism assessment here. We were offered speech therapy 6 months after
Author:  Andre Velho | April 9th, 2022 I read an article by Max Marnau, a Scottish psychotherapist, artist and poet who is on the autism spectrum. Max writes about autism as a ‘culture’, and how neurotypicals have trouble understanding the autistic world because it is not our culture. As Indians,
Author:  Rebecca Manari | April 6th, 2022 Soon after my son’s autism diagnosis, I was given a lot of advice, and read a lot about how food choices may affect his behaviour – especially avoiding foods containing gluten and/or casein. Being new to the world of autism and all the