Author: Laxmi Pillai | Nov 26, 2016 With the office space available, we have no choice but to believe in teamwork! With the ever-increasing demand for Sethu’s services by large numbers of children with special needs and their families seeking help, it has become inescapable that Sethu needs ample space
Author: Kimberly Dias | May 05, 2017 When 8-year-old Jack walked in, there was something special he brought along with him. I couldn’t figure out if it was his cheerful smile or his simplicity. Either way, it was delightful meeting him. He also carried with him some hurt and sad feelings
Author: Madhura Manerikar | Jun 09, 2017 I met 5 year old Tina with her parents at the Sethu Centre. She came to me with her difficulties in her academics. Tina could write some alphabets only by rote. A-B-C-D etc. She could not recognize alphabets nor could she write random alphabets
Author: Shenessa Barretto | Jun 30, 2017 Recently Yogesh, a very intelligent 16 year old came to me for a learning assessment. He loves photography and pondering about life. However, Yogesh has a limited attention span and dislikes writing. I was concerned that the 3-session assessment would be a challenge for
Author: Andre Velho | Aug 01, 2017 Typically developing children ask for things they want – like snacks, TV time, going out to play etc. But their parents often say “Later”, “There are no more chocolates”, “I’m watching cricket right now, go play with your sister” and so on. They may