Sethu Diaries

Author: Patricia Lopes | Feb 17, 2015 A parent whose child has been diagnosed as having autism asked at one of the therapy sessions, with a worried and embarrassed look, whether she should say that her child is “autistic”. To that she was informed that each one of us has abilities
Author: Prakruthi Shetty | Feb 26, 2015 As a speech & language therapist I often wondered about how to train parents of children with autism. When I started working in Sethu, I realized I struck gold only because I found exactly what I needed in terms of satisfaction with the work.
Author: Dr. Nandita De Souza | Jun 13, 2015 The Team Around the Child – One of our guiding principles at Sethu is to build a strong support network to help every child who receives our services. Recently we interacted with a 3 year old child (let’s call him Bimal)
Author: Silvia Mascarenhas | Jul 01, 2015 Though education is a right, many parents face an uphill battle to make sure their child is able to go to school. All parents want to give the best to their kids. It’s the duty of every school to provide its students with
Author: Shenessa Barretto | Jul 11, 2015 I work as a clinical psychologist at Sethu and my interactions with children teach me a lot. Recently I assessed Joy (name changed), an 8 year old girl who studies in standard III and was referred for psychoeducational testing, as she had learning difficulties

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