Chandrakant Vishwakarma helping the world hear better! We are back with our wall of fame series, this time our guest being a pioneer in the field of cochlear implant rehabilitation. We take immense pleasure in featuring Dr. Chandrakant Vishwakarma, in a candid tete-e-tete! Hearing loss may be mild, moderate, severe, or profound. ‘Hard of hearing’ …
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Candid with Bhanu Gupta “The handicap of Deafness is not in the ear, but in the mind” We are back again with yet another article in our ‘Wall of Fame’ series. Celebrating the International Week of the Deaf, we get candid with Mrs. Bhanu Gupta on her beautiful journey with her child, Khwaish Gupta, who …
In Conversation With Dr. Sonali Kataria Next in our Wall of Fame series, we feature a ravishing doctor and a hands-on mom of two beautiful children-Dr. Sonali Kataria. Please introduce yourself to our readers. I am Dr Sonali Kataria. Currently, I am the founder and executive director of Sunrise Learning Foundation, a non-profit devoted to …
In Talks with Kamini Lakhani We are in with another interview with the ever gorgeous and charming lady- Mrs. Kamini Lakhani. She is the founder of SAI Connections, an Autism treatment and therapy centre in Mumbai. Her son being her driving source of inspiration, Ms. Kamini has strived to help individuals with autism spectrum disorder, …
Spectrum of Hope- Mohit Lakhani “Yesterday is gone, Tomorrow has not yet come. We have only today. Let us begin.” -Mother Teresa In yet another tete-e-tete, in the parent-interview series, we present the beautiful journey of Mohit Lakhani, a handsome young lad with autism, and his mother, Mrs. Kamini Lakhani. The powerful mother-son duo has waddled through …
TÊTE-À-TÊTE With Deepa Garwa Meet the ever enigmatic and charismatic lady, Ms. Deepa Garwa. She is a reading consultant for children with special needs, a blogger, an inclusive education researcher and a hands-on mother of two. She is mother to Aarshia, a beautiful child with Down’s syndrome. Ms. Deepa Garwa is the founder of Two-Minute …
Swallowing: The WH’s of Dysphagia Dysphagia refers to a difficulty in the process of swallowing, where it takes more effort than normal to move food from the mouth to the stomach. Dysphagia can be associated with pain (odynophagia) and is common among young babies and older adults. It is a problem with swallowing that makes …
Recognizing Smrithy Rajesh’s Timeless Efforts “The Art of Mothering is to Teach the Art of Living to Children” -Elaine Heffner A devoted and a hard-working mother, an enigmatic and enthusiastic role model for parents and a charming human- words fall short in glorifying this beautiful lady, Mrs. Smrithy Rajesh. She is mother to Advaith, a …
Cluttering of Speech in Individuals Most Speech-Language Pathologists will likely think of stuttering when they hear the term “fluency problem.” While stuttering is the fluency condition that affects people the most frequently, cluttering is a different disorder that physicians should be aware of. Cluttering or clutter speech is a fluency disorder in which an individual …
10 Easy Tips for Stammering-Free Breezy Speech! Stuttering, commonly known as stammering is a speech disorder affecting the natural fluency of speech. Stutters or stammers are characterized by disruptions or interruptions in production of speech sounds. These interruptions are termed as ‘dysfluencies’. They often arise due to built-up tension in speech muscles, anxiety and fear of …