On the occasion of International Universal Health Coverage Day, it is vital to shed light on the persistent gaps in health insurance coverage for individuals… Read More »Universal Health Coverage: A Distant Dream for Autism Support
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects millions worldwide, with approximately 1 in 89 children in India, totalling around 1,59,77,826 individuals impacted. Despite its prevalence, those with… Read More »Why India Needs to Be Autism Ready: A Call for Inclusivity and Support
Parents of children with ADHD often face unique challenges that can impact their daily lives and mental health. Despite challenges, parents typically show high engagement… Read More »Parental Exhaustion: Coping with the Challenges of Raising a Child with ADHD and ODD
In a world where differences are often seen as limitations, it’s crucial to highlight the countless individuals who defy these misconceptions every day. Autism, a… Read More »Beyond Limits: Breaking Barriers with Autism
Authored by: Ms. Jaisika Goel, Founder, Crafting Lives Pointing is a fundamental gesture that serves as a bridge between communication and understanding. For children, particularly… Read More »Teach Pointing to a Child with Autism at Home
How to deal with your child’s uncontrollable and unpredictable vocal stimming? 1). Try getting ear protectors for your child or play music through headphones, maybe… Read More »Caregivers Having to Face Constant Screams
The Mental and Physical Toll on Parents of Children with Autism 1. Make sure you make some time for yourself before bed at night or… Read More »Overwhelming and Exhausting:
Celebrating World Social Justice Day: Advocating for Autism Awareness and Inclusion On February 20th, the world comes together to celebrate World Social Justice Day, a… Read More »World Day of Social Justice
What rewards work the best with people with ADHD? Or do rewards work at all? Mothers and caretakers of children with ADHD shared their views… Read More »People with ADHD and the Reward System
Many children with autism put objects in their mouths, such as pencils or toys, and chew on them as a form of self-stimulatory behaviour. Another habit is sucking shirt sleeves or biting clothes. Although this… Read More »Chewing on Blankets and T-shirts