Internet use is an integral part of modern living & for most net users benefits outweigh the adverse consequences. Excessive problematic net use is an addictive disorder with features of increased time spent, preoccupation with it’s use and inability to stop using. In this (part-1) episode, the speaker is focusing on the causes, consequences & psychological perspectives of net addiction.
Child therapy
Childhood Anxiety Conditions & Role of Cognitive Behaviour Therapy
Healing Art Summer Program (April May 2021)
REGISTRATIONS CLOSED
Other Links Relevant to this Program
Healing Art Therapy (English): https://youtu.be/sUKKvio0A1Y
Healing Art Therapy (Telugu): https://youtu.be/ud2NvXbc5y4
Problems surrender when challenged without fear-A psychodrama: https://youtu.be/rep4vOVLS2k
Appropriate Turn Taking: https://youtu.be/6dQND_gWMEA
Teaching Kids Effects of Anger/Aggression as part of Impulse Control Skills: https://youtu.be/0j-9lLlF45I
Sensory Processing Problems in Children
Specific Learning Disorders in School Children
Healthy Habit Formation in Young Children
Healing by Art Therapy
Discipline & Encouragement for Healthy Development of Children
Services have started
We have restarted our services and are now open for consultations.
Call 9849924478 to fix appointments. Consultations by appointment only.
We are open 9am to 5pm on all days.
All clients are requested to carry their own mask and personal sanitizer and maintain social distancing norms.
ART THERAPY Workshop

Workshop for young children aged 6-12 years
Focus
- Build Communication skills through art
- Improve Presentation Skills through art
- Express Emotions & Feelings through art
- Healing of hurt and stress due to daily hassles like bullying and teasing in different environments that the child is exposed to
Necessary basic material for the workshop will be provided
Mark the dates: 11 & 12 April 2020
Time: 11 am to 1 pm
Interested Parents can call 9849924478 for registration.
Registrations open and ongoing. Registrations are limited to 15 participants on first come, first served basis