The Neuroaid & Research Foundation

The Neuroaid & Research Foundation The Neuroaid and Research Foundation is a Public Charitable Trust and is exempted under 80G of the Income Tax Act, 1961. CSR00015148.

NRF is also registered with the Ministry of Corporate Affairs for undertaking CSR activities vide Regn No. The Neuroaid & Research Foundation is a Public Charitable Trust that was set up in 2006 with the objective of setting up an advanced Neurorehabilitation Centre to cater to the marginalized sections of our society. Services include Physiotherapy, Occupational & Speech Therapy, Special Education and Psychological Counselling facilities for patients recovering from strokes, injuries to the head & spine, fractures, back pain, children with special needs and the elderly. Our Trustees comprise of four senior medical professionals and a senior healthcare administrator. Our therapists are all highly qualified, experienced, committed and caring, with their services of the highest standards.

Six months ago, NRF took a conscious step toward being heard beyond clinical spaces. NeuroVoice emerged as a platform wh...
31/01/2026

Six months ago, NRF took a conscious step toward being heard beyond clinical spaces. NeuroVoice emerged as a platform where professional expertise, reflective practice, and lived experiences could coexist meaningfully. What began as an idea has now grown into a consistent body of thought—21 blogs strong—spanning technical insights, social perspectives, and personal narratives from NRF professionals and guest contributors.
As NeuroVoice enters its sixth month, it reaffirms NRF’s belief that writing is not just an extension of practice, but a responsibility—one that informs, reflects, and shapes intent.

Website Link https://www.neuroaid.in/category/blogs/

Linkedin link https://www.linkedin.com/posts/the-neuroaid-and-research-foundation-30b099220_neurovoice-thoughtleadership-rehabilitationprofessionals-activity-7423264410296598528-pCRm?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAADeKl3sBwSdehB0gjU7lIuFF0w4LlGbOecs

Disclaimer : The content shared in NEURO VOICE is created by qualified professionals of The Neuroaid and Research Foundation (NRF) and guest contributors who bring valuable insights and experiences. This series is designed for awareness, education, and inspiration. Some posts reflect professional expertise, while others highlight personal journeys and perspectives.

Please note: The information shared here is not a substitute for professional medical or therapeutic advice. For specific concerns, readers are encouraged to consult a qualified specialist.
At NRF, we are committed to inclusivity, respect, and empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs). If any content appears inaccurate or insensitive, it is unintentional. We welcome feedback and open dialogue to foster better understanding and positive change.

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NeuroConnect – Episode 5 Community Awareness on Early Childhood Development https://youtu.be/7J55iMf7XTQ Taking awaren...
29/01/2026

NeuroConnect – Episode 5 Community Awareness on Early Childhood Development
https://youtu.be/7J55iMf7XTQ

Taking awareness where it matters the most.
Our team reached Shankar Camp, Rangpuri Pahari, to engage with the community on crucial aspects of early childhood development. Through meaningful conversations, we discussed pregnancy care, vaccination, nutrition, early education, adolescent care, and the importance of timely rehabilitation—because early awareness builds healthier futures.
Heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Priya Jain (Paediatrician) for her expert guidance, Chirag Sejwal (OT student volunteer) for his dedicated support, and the wonderful people of the community for their openness and participation.
Together, we continue to bridge gaps through knowledge, care, and connection.

📢 Disclaimer:

The views and opinions expressed in this video are those of the individuals interviewed and do not necessarily reflect the official stance of NeuroAid and Research Foundation. This content is intended for awareness, discussion, and educational purposes only.

We strive to promote inclusivity and respect for all individuals, including Persons with Disabilities (PWDs). If any content appears insensitive or inaccurate, it is unintentional. We welcome constructive dialogue to foster understanding and positive change.

For legal or medical concerns related to disability rights and support, please consult a qualified professional.

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26/01/2026

Let’s celebrate the colors of freedom, unity, and pride with a shared commitment to heal lives and empower abilities
Happy Republic Day !
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Talking to oneself is often mistaken for distraction or weakness, yet it is one of the mind’s most natural tools for cla...
24/01/2026

Talking to oneself is often mistaken for distraction or weakness, yet it is one of the mind’s most natural tools for clarity and regulation. Psychological theory reminds us that self-talk is not random noise—it is language in service of thought. From planning and problem-solving to emotional grounding, these quiet conversations help organize experience in real time. When we listen to our inner dialogue with awareness and kindness, self-talk becomes less about control and more about support—a steady form of self-guidance that continues long after childhood learning ends.

Click the link to read the full blog!
Website Link https://www.neuroaid.in/category/blogs/

Linkedin Link https://www.linkedin.com/posts/the-neuroaid-and-research-foundation-30b099220_selftalk-innerspeech-psychologyofmind-activity-7420716463319166976-vOVk?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAADeKl3sBwSdehB0gjU7lIuFF0w4LlGbOecs

Disclaimer : The content shared in NEURO VOICE is created by qualified professionals of The Neuroaid and Research Foundation (NRF) and guest contributors who bring valuable insights and experiences. This series is designed for awareness, education, and inspiration. Some posts reflect professional expertise, while others highlight personal journeys and perspectives.

Please note: The information shared here is not a substitute for professional medical or therapeutic advice. For specific concerns, readers are encouraged to consult a qualified specialist.
At NRF, we are committed to inclusivity, respect, and empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs). If any content appears inaccurate or insensitive, it is unintentional. We welcome feedback and open dialogue to foster better understanding and positive change.

www.neuroaid.in

23/01/2026

NeuroConnect – Episode 5 Community Awareness on Early Childhood Development
Taking awareness where it matters the most.

Our team reached Shankar Camp, Rangpuri Pahari, to engage with the community on crucial aspects of early childhood development. Through meaningful conversations, we discussed pregnancy care, vaccination, nutrition, early education, adolescent care, and the importance of timely rehabilitation—because early awareness builds healthier futures.

Heartfelt gratitude to Dr. Priya Jain (Paediatrician) for her expert guidance, Chirag Sejwal (OT student volunteer) for his dedicated support, and the wonderful people of the community for their openness and participation.
Together, we continue to bridge gaps through knowledge, care, and connection.

📢 Disclaimer:

The views and opinions expressed in this video are those of the individuals interviewed and do not necessarily reflect the official stance of NeuroAid and Research Foundation. This content is intended for awareness, discussion, and educational purposes only.

We strive to promote inclusivity and respect for all individuals, including Persons with Disabilities (PWDs). If any content appears insensitive or inaccurate, it is unintentional. We welcome constructive dialogue to foster understanding and positive change.

For legal or medical concerns related to disability rights and support, please consult a qualified professional.

Stay tuned for full video on youtube
Releasing on 28 January 2026
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17/01/2026

A proud milestone for NRF Publications ✨
Our work has been featured in the Indian Journal of Occupational Therapy (IJOT) Newsletter (April–June 2025, Volume 57, Issue 2).
This feature highlights Quiet Corners, Bright World—a storytelling guidebook for parents of children with special needs—and the Handbook on Legal Rights of Children with Disabilities in India.
Grateful for this recognition and for the shared commitment to inclusive care, informed parenting, and child rights.
🔗 https://journals.lww.com/iopt/fulltext/2025/04000/news_and_information.6.aspx

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Puberphonia: More Than Just a High-Pitched VoiceA voice is never just a sound—it carries identity, confidence, and digni...
17/01/2026

Puberphonia: More Than Just a High-Pitched Voice
A voice is never just a sound—it carries identity, confidence, and dignity. Puberphonia is a recognised and treatable voice disorder, not a joke or a personality trait. Mockery and misunderstanding only deepen the psychological impact for those affected. With timely intervention from Speech and Language Therapists and a supportive environment, individuals can achieve a healthy, stable voice and renewed self-confidence. Let’s replace stigma with awareness, and judgment with empathy.

Click the link to read the full blog!
Website Link https://www.neuroaid.in/category/blogs/

Linkedin Link https://www.linkedin.com/posts/the-neuroaid-and-research-foundation-30b099220_puberphonia-voicedisorders-speechlanguagetherapy-activity-7418188756022902784-GeCD?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAADeKl3sBwSdehB0gjU7lIuFF0w4LlGbOecs

Disclaimer : The content shared in NEURO VOICE is created by qualified professionals of The Neuroaid and Research Foundation (NRF) and guest contributors who bring valuable insights and experiences. This series is designed for awareness, education, and inspiration. Some posts reflect professional expertise, while others highlight personal journeys and perspectives.

Please note: The information shared here is not a substitute for professional medical or therapeutic advice. For specific concerns, readers are encouraged to consult a qualified specialist.
At NRF, we are committed to inclusivity, respect, and empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs). If any content appears inaccurate or insensitive, it is unintentional. We welcome feedback and open dialogue to foster better understanding and positive change.

www.neuroaid.in

16/01/2026

Positive reflections from our CPD( continous professional development) participants, applauding the program for its hands-on learning, practical takeaways, and engaging discussions—where learning, collaboration, and growth truly come together
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15/01/2026

A parent shares their experience with NRF—reflecting on our team, services, and the progress they’ve seen in their child.

Moments like these remind us that meaningful change is built through trust, care, and consistent effort.

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12/01/2026

Progress Through Collaboration
Progress like this doesn’t happen in isolation. It is built slowly—through patience, consistency, and shared commitment.
From the time this child first came to us to where he is today, every improvement reflects more than therapy sessions alone. It reflects a thoughtfully designed home program, daily practice woven into real life, and parents who chose to actively participate, learn, and believe in the process.
When therapy extends beyond the clinic—into homes, routines, and everyday moments—it creates lasting change. Parent involvement doesn’t just support therapy; it strengthens and sustains it.
This journey reminds us that when parents and therapists work hand in hand, therapy becomes more than intervention—it becomes empowerment. And that’s when progress begins to feel like magic. ✨💙

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The Façade behind Slow livingSlow living has been packaged as a trend—something aesthetic, scheduled, and performative. ...
10/01/2026

The Façade behind Slow living
Slow living has been packaged as a trend—something aesthetic, scheduled, and performative. But at its core, slowness is not an achievement or a lifestyle badge. It is a basic human rhythm. The ability to sit with oneself without distraction, to think without panic, and to exist without rushing should not feel radical—but in an overstimulated world, it does.

This reflection examines how constant noise, productivity pressure, and overstimulation have made stillness uncomfortable, even threatening. It explores the unlearning required to reclaim slowness—not as an escape or retreat, but as something woven back into everyday life. Slow living, in its truest form, is not about doing less; it is about allowing the mind to breathe again.

Click the link to read the full blog!
Website Link https://www.neuroaid.in/category/blogs/

Linkedin Link https://www.linkedin.com/posts/the-neuroaid-and-research-foundation-30b099220_slowliving-mentalwellbeing-overstimulation-activity-7415690642468581376-pie3?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop&rcm=ACoAADeKl3sBwSdehB0gjU7lIuFF0w4LlGbOecs

Disclaimer : The content shared in NEURO VOICE is created by qualified professionals of The Neuroaid and Research Foundation (NRF) and guest contributors who bring valuable insights and experiences. This series is designed for awareness, education, and inspiration. Some posts reflect professional expertise, while others highlight personal journeys and perspectives.

Please note: The information shared here is not a substitute for professional medical or therapeutic advice. For specific concerns, readers are encouraged to consult a qualified specialist.
At NRF, we are committed to inclusivity, respect, and empowerment of Persons with Disabilities (PWDs). If any content appears inaccurate or insensitive, it is unintentional. We welcome feedback and open dialogue to foster better understanding and positive change.

www.neuroaid.in

07/01/2026

Learning the concept of left and right— building directional awareness
An innovative teaching strategy by our Special Educator Ms Rajni Nagar
Combining Lazy8, directionality and numbers
One step, one movement, one smile at a time 💙
Through play, movement, and guided cues, today’s special education session focused on building body awareness and directional concepts in a fun and meaningful way. Small concepts, big milestones ✨🧠

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Address

Neuroaid-Rehab, D-80 Nangal Dewat (behind Indian Spinal Injuries Centre) Vasant Kunj, New Delhi
New Delhi
110070

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 5:30pm
Thursday 9am - 5:30pm
Friday 9am - 5:30pm
Saturday 9am - 5:30pm

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+918130584766

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