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Come September, and the admissions season is here. Parents buzzing with picking the best possible fit – location, teachers, philosophy and the value system of the school. There are the official ratings and then there are those unofficial ones that friends, neighbors and the extended family provide, “Oh this is closer to work, easier to drop children” “That has a better canteen, you would never…
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A little hope and a little help!
A little hope and a little help!
My brother recently had a very high fever and was admitted in the hospital. His medicines didn’t work did not work initially.His doctors had to change his medicines. We stuck to every change, without a question. How is a mental condition different from one that is physical, just because a fever can be measured and a cough can be heard and an compulsive thought or anxious feeling can not be out…
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Are we doing the best that we can?
It’s ‘THE DAY’, when everyone is talking of Autism and Autism awareness. Ask me, for us every single day is discovering new layers in Autism, understanding Autism, accepting Autism! But on a day like this one, can we take a moment to step back and reflect and introspect on our work with the children/adults with Autism. What is the most effective way to use the little time that we get with them?…
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