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Crossing Boundaries, Touching the Sky: Read how this Indian Start-Up is using Tech to Democratize Therapies in Autism
- Autism therapies have faced challenges like limited access, long waiting lines, and inconsistency in results, especially in regions like India.
- ARULA for Autism aims to democratize therapies by empowering parents to become the primary therapists for their children at home.
- Founder Mayuri Ramdasi focuses on turning parents, especially mothers, into the key therapy providers using daily household spaces for therapy activities.
- The Mumbai-based start-up operates remotely, offering an e-learning platform and guidance for parents to support their child's development.
- ARULA's programs cover 18 developmental parameters and guide parents through activity demonstrations, fostering child development.
- Each parent is supported by an ARULA Care Therapist (ACT) for a year, with regular virtual meetings and progress monitoring through activity videos.
- The ACT team provides developmental guidance via platforms like WhatsApp and Zoom, ensuring parents stay on track with their child's goals.
- Monthly Achievement Reports (MAR) help parents track improvements across 18 parameters, supported by virtual meetings with ACTs for progress discussions.
- Weekly live webinars hosted by Mayuri Ramdasi engage parents, addressing concerns, and celebrating achievements of enrolled 'Super Parents.'
- ARULA for Autism leverages digital tools to create a comprehensive, 21st-century solution for home-based development in autism, backed by decades of expertise.
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