I am an educator, inclusive education researcher, and reading consultant. I am passionate about sharing my personal journey as a special needs parent and my commitment to making quality education accessible to all.As a parent, I remember the time when I couldn't afford international reading programs for my own child. This experience ignited a deep determination within me to create a solution that would empower parents and children in similar situations.With my qualifications and expertise in education, including a degree in education and certifications in supporting children with reading and writing difficulties, I founded 'iCANthink.' My goal was to bridge the gap between those who could afford expensive programs and those who couldn't, ensuring that children from all backgrounds have access to quality education.Since its inception, 'iCANthink' has grown into a global initiative, welcoming parents from remote villages in India and individuals from around the world. It fills me with joy to see families from diverse backgrounds come together, united by the common goal of providing the best education for their children.Through our program, we equip children with diverse abilities with the necessary thinking tools for independent thought. The impact of 'iCANthink' on countless families has been truly transformative, and I am grateful for the opportunity to witness their progress. I remain dedicated to expanding the reach of 'iCANthink' even further, ensuring that affordable and effective reading programs are accessible to all.To learn more about 'iCANthink' and the resources we offer, please visit my websites at www.twominuteparenting.com and www.icanthink.in. Let's build a global community that believes in the power of education and inclusivity. Together, we can make a difference.

Driven by my own experience as a special needs parent, I established a welcoming space where parents found solace, information, and a sense of community. My blog posts on twominuteparenting.com covered a range of topics, offering practical guidance and expert advice on therapies, education, advocacy, and self-care for parents. Once a thriving community of over 5000 parents, twominuteparenting is still provide navigation to new parents.

As director of International outreach my job was to promote our programs to schools, and early intervention centers and also help make parents aware of the whole word methods of special reads for special needs.