Creating a Safe Space for Understanding, Reflection, and Support At Neuroaid Rehab, Nangal Dewat, Vasant Kunj, we conducted our first Parent Support Group session, on 20th December, 2025, designed to support parents of children with developmental challenges through guided discussion, clinical insight, and shared experience. The session was thoughtfully curated to address the emotional and […]
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Author: Dr Chittranshi Kaushik, Speech-Language Pathologist | 17th January, 2026 Recently, while waiting at a food counter, I noticed a male staff member announcing order numbers in a noticeably high-pitched voice. As he spoke, people around him laughed, whispered, and even mimicked his voice. He continued his work quietly, but his discomfort was evident. What
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The Neuroaid and Research Foundation (NRF) had the privilege of providing therapy services to athletes of Aagaz 2025, a pan-disability sports and athletic festival, organized on 7th December 2025 at Maitreyi College, University of Delhi, on the occasion of International World Disability Day observed on December 3rd every year. The event was a powerful celebration
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Author: Jhilmil Rathore (Student Volunteer) | 10th January, 2026 Slow living today has turned into an aesthetic, a trend, something people “schedule” into their lives. But if you strip away all the curated imagery and the performative activities—baking, reading, pottery, journaling—slow living is nothing more than having the space to sit with yourself and your
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Author: Jhilmil Rathore (Student Volunteer) | 3rd January, 2026 A terrace is one of the most open spaces in an Indian home, yet it ends up holding the most. It absorbs what the house cannot—truths that don’t fit inside small rooms, emotions that feel too loud for shared walls, and parts of ourselves that have
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Author: Dr Monika (HOD Occupational Therapy and Joint Head Administration, NRF) | 27th December, 2025 Today, was special. I taught a student of Occupational Therapy. It was special in many ways because after years I did something that I thought I would always do, every day for the rest of my life. So, why did
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Author: Jhilmil Rathore (Student Volunteer) | 20th December 2025 The graduation photos look like a promise. Everyone in a neat line, tassels caught mid-swing, faces lit with that strange, exhausted joy but except I felt the lack of it. There’s a particular kind of terror that arrives after you cross that stage. It’s unlike what
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Author: Mihika (Child Guidance Counsellor) | 13th December 2025 Too often we forget that ‘discipline’ really means ‘to teach’ – not ‘to punish’- Dr. Daniel J. Siegel As a child counsellor, I find that the above quote is an eye opener. Whether it is parenting, teaching, or caregiving, generally discipline is viewed as a reaction
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The Neuroaid & Research Foundation (NRF), in collaboration with the Delhi Branch of AIOTA, conducted its 7th national webinar titled “Making Life Easier – Adaptations in Cerebral Palsy” on 29th November 2025, bringing together parents of children with Cerebral Palsy, occupational therapy students, and professionals. Held in the week leading up to World Disability Day
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22 November 2025 | Sheraton Hotel, Saket The Neuroaid and Research Foundation (NRF) was privileged to be part of the CME conducted by the Indian Association of Physiotherapy on 22nd November 2025 at the Sheraton Hotel, Saket, New Delhi. Dr. Sonal Sharma (PT) and Dr. Nidhi Kashyap (PT) from NRF were invited to participate as special guests. The session focused on the evolving landscape of Ortho
