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Call: +91 769700123
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Email: ipnacademy@ipnindia.in
Call: +91 769700123
Email: ipnacademy@ipnindia.in
Resource Person: Ms. Tara Mehta
Ms Tara Mehta is a clinical psychologist, with a MA and MPhil in clinical psychology and works in the dept of mental health and behavioural sciences at Fortis hospital.
The session was very insightful as helped to understand how we can identify symptoms of ADHD ,Depression, slow learners in children so that at correct time steps can be taken to improve the situation by seeking counsellors p.
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Very useful workshop.its really helpful to know mental health of a child in the School.
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It was a very informative session.Learned a lot from it.Hope to attend more sessions from the trainer.
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Clinical concerns early is important so children can get the right care, grow well, and succeed.
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Very informative session. Will wait for more such sessions with Ms.Mehta ma'am. Thank you Fortis.
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Overall, the workshop was insightful and well-organized. It not only enhanced my knowledge but also inspired me to apply the learnings in practice. I would highly recommend such workshops to others who are eager to grow and learn.
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I was very informative and exploribg opportunity for me thaks for such intiatives.
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The resource person was well versed with the subject and the workshop is very useful
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Most energetic workshop, learning was to good. Easy to understand. Thanks IPN fir taking this initiative.
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It was a useful workshop.Got to know different types of clinical concerns and its timely attention. Thank you
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Very informative session by Tara mam , Despite time limit , she covered evry aspect of the corners and even took queries at the end .Thankyou so much for this wonderful learning opportunity
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Great session by ma'am Specially how we gave us an insight of identifying the critical cases.
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Very insightful session as well as it's very important to implement in schools. Thanks for sharing such great insights.
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Learn how to handle children with their different abilities.
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The session was really insightful, it give lots of information regarding the clinical concerns of children and I really think that it will be really helpful for all the teachers in ther classrooms.
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The workshop skills was very engaging and informative. The facilitator explained concepts clearly and encouraged interaction.
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It was very interactive session .I as a personally learnt many things.
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We have a team to handle these concerns, though, and it was insightful to the others.
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Elaborate and unique way of conducting sessions. Good knowledge sharing session
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The session on “Identifying Clinical Concerns in Children” by Ms. Tara Mehta was highly informative and insightful. It enhanced our understanding of children’s emotional and behavioral needs and highlighted the importance of early identification and intervention.
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The training was helpful in understanding the causes of problem in children and diagnose them clinically. The trainer took the question patiently and answered them,
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"Ms. Tara Mehta’s session was truly insightful. The key takeaway was how peer learning helps children overcome fear and build confidence effectively."
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Thank you for your willingness to help your colleagues; your support makes a huge difference to the team,".
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I recently attended the workshop on identifying clinical concerns, and it was quite informative. The facilitators provided valuable insights into recognizing various clinical issues and effectively addressing them in a practical setting. The sessions were well-structured, with a good mix of theoretical knowledge and interactive discussions, allowing participants to engage in meaningful conversations. Real-case scenarios were discussed, which helped to bridge the gap between theory and patient care. The resources shared were also beneficial for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of clinical practices.
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It was very helpful to understand the situations in school.
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This session was very helpful to understand the problem of a child
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Very informative session to take learnings for the classrooms.
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Very informative workshop...it was an eye opener session
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This session helps us in identifying clinical concerns in children, which in turn enables early intervention, timely support, and promotes healthy overall development.
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I appreciated the expert guidance and interactive discussions, which helped me better understand the signs and symptoms of clinical concerns in children. Thank you
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Information and explain very well overall experience was good.
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The topic “Identifying Clinical Concerns in Children” highlights the importance of early recognition of developmental, behavioral, and health-related issues in childhood. It emphasizes observing signs such as delayed milestones, poor growth, emotional or learning difficulties, and social withdrawal. Early detection allows timely intervention, improving long-term outcomes and overall well-being. The discussion reinforces the crucial role of parents, teachers, and healthcare professionals in monitoring and addressing children’s needs effectively.
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Very informative session. Many more such sessions are needed in coming years.
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The workshop was highly informative, enhancing awareness of early signs of developmental and emotional issues. It equipped educators with practical tools to identify and support children needing timely intervention.
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Thus workshop was informative and gave us an insight on detailed research
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This workshop is a strong and well-rounded introduction to recognizing clinical concerns in children. It equips attendees with practical skills, boosts confidence in early identification, and reinforces the importance of collaboration with clinical specialists. Highly recommended for anyone working in child-focused environments.
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It gives a comprehensive review of child's physical, developmental, and mental health. Informative workshop
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