Author: Dr. Monika (HOD, Occupational Therapy) with inputs from Poornima Ranganath | 27th September 2025 The title of this blog would have most likely intrigued you. What am I trying to convey… a friend who is patient by nature OR is a friend also a patient OR a patient who became a friend? Well, all three are possibilities and true […]
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Author: Dr. Monika (HOD, Occupational Therapy) | 20th September 2025 Author: Dr Akshay Kr Joshi (formerly Senior OT with NRF) Sometime in 2008, a movie was made-U Me and Hum. Recently, OTT platform aired a soulful movie called Three of Us. And then there is Saiyaara, a movie that has broken all records and is
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Author: Mihika (Child Guidance Counsellor) | 13th September 2025 Entrusted with mentoring Brundavani during her internship, I couldn’t help but reflect on my own path, from being an intern at NRF myself, to stepping into professional responsibilities, and eventually guiding new learners. Being a student of a professional course, Advanced Diploma in Child Guidance and
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Author: Y.S. Brundavani (Master’s Psychology Student, Amity University, Noida) | 6th September 2025 The Journey Begins Internships are often seen as bridges between academic study and real-world practice, spaces where theoretical knowledge meets practical application. For me, however, my time at The Neuroaid and Research Foundation (NRF) went far beyond that. It was a truly
Author: Dr. Monika (HOD, Occupational Therapy) | 28th August 2025 A Lifetime Bond The bond between siblings is often considered one of the strongest, sometimes as powerful as that between a parent and child. When this bond is shared between a brother and sister, it takes on an even more special meaning. The moment when
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