We are thrilled to introduce Ruhee Kanotra, a dedicated and passionate professional with a strong commitment to supporting the well-being and development of children and adolescents. As a mother of a 15-month-old daughter, Ruhee brings a personal understanding of the importance of nurturing environments and supportive relationships in shaping young lives. With a Master’s degree in Chemistry and a Bachelor’s degree in Education from an overseas institution, Ruhee has a solid academic foundation. Her experience spans seven years of running educational programs for children aged 10-21, during which she honed her skills in creating engaging and effective learning experiences. Currently pursuing a Master’s degree in Social Work in Australia, Ruhee is expanding her expertise in therapeutic practices.
She has started working by utilising her skills to support children’s emotional and social development. Notably, Ruhee is also running specialised programs for children, focusing on developing their fine motor skills through creative and tailored approaches. Ruhee’s unique blend of educational and therapeutic expertise enables her to approach her work with creativity and empathy. Her experience working with children and adolescents has equipped her with the ability to design and deliver programs that foster emotional well-being, social skills, and cognitive development. She has recently launched “Small Hands, Big Skills,” an educational program specifically designed for non-verbal and verbal or neurodivergent children, further showcasing her dedication to supporting diverse learning needs and promoting inclusive development.
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