About Me

I’m a PhD researcher in Deafblindness in the United Kingdom, a special educator specializing in visual impairment, and an art-based therapist. My work is driven by one simple belief: every child, regardless of their abilities, deserves the opportunity to communicate, learn, and thrive.

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My journey began with a bachelor’s and master’s degree in Special Education (Visual Impairment), where I developed a deep interest in supporting children with visual impairment and multiple disabilities. Over the years, I’ve worked with children, families, educators, and professionals, helping create more inclusive learning experiences.

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In 2024–2025, I had the privilege of being part of the Educational Leadership Program at Perkins School for the Blind in the United States. That experience allowed me to learn from experts, observe evidence-based practices, and better understand how collaboration between families, schools, and professionals can transform lives.

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Today, as a PhD researcher, I’m exploring ways to improve the lives of individuals with deafblindness through research, innovation, and practical solutions. While research is an important part of my work, I believe knowledge has the greatest impact when it is shared in a way that everyone can understand. That’s why I created this website. Here, I share what I’m learning throughout my PhD journey in simple, practical language. Whether you’re a parent, educator, therapist, student, or someone interested in disability and inclusion, I hope you’ll find information that is useful, reliable, and encouraging.

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My goal is to bridge the gap between research and everyday practice by sharing evidence-based ideas, practical strategies, helpful resources, and reflections from my learning journey. I also create content in Hindi to make research and information more accessible to families who prefer learning in their native language.

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Thank you for being here. I hope we can learn together and build a more inclusive world for everyone.