Meet the team
Anoop Panesar
My ABA journey began when my son received a diagnosis on the severe end of the autistic spectrum at the age of 3. Fueled by immense passion, my husband and I were resolute in ensuring our child received the appropriate support at the right time. Substantial research led me to discover ABA therapy, a scientifically proven teaching method that has positively impacted numerous children globally, demonstrating proven outcomes for those with ASD.
Motivated by a deep commitment to supporting fellow parents, I devoted numerous voluntary hours to provide unparalleled assistance globally. From assisting in the establishment of ABA programs to navigating funding support from local authorities and creating a framework post-allocation of funds, I addressed challenges in both school and home environments.
My focus has been on delivering emotional, mental, and professional support crucial for parents throughout their unique journeys. Now, through 1-1 drop-in sessions, I aim to extend the same level of help and advice. Looking ahead, my goal is to ensure that my wealth of knowledge and experience in the realm of ABA is captured and shared. Whether assisting parents new to ABA or those in the midst of a program, my aim is to guarantee the highest quality programs are delivered in an ethical manner.
Read more about Anoop's journey.
Sonia
Sonia is a parent to two sons in mainstream school, with ABA since 2018. Her sons are happy, confident, and have great self-esteem. They love steam trains, commercial airlines, swimming, and gaming. ABA has served as a teaching methodology to increase independence, life, and social skills as well as academia. As a family, we celebrate and embrace autism, normalise the language, and advocate a neuro-affirmative approach. Sonia advocates for gentle and nurturing parenting. The role of the team around the child is to be their biggest ally, and cheerleader, and to motivate learning using positive reinforcement in a child-led manner. Sonia works with determination as a parent advisor at the school and across other community platforms to provide emotional and practical support to SEND parents including to navigate the EHCP process. Sonia is near the completion of her degree in law hoping to become an advocate for children with disabilities, campaigning for access to education for all. Sonia also works with the NHS as an autism advisor to shape and implement their regional autism strategy.
Prabhjot Singh Hunjan
Prabhjot is an experienced IT consultant who brings a wealth of knowledge and expertise to the board. His passion for the field of technology and his dedication to improving the lives of SEN children, drives his commitment to this vital cause. Beyond his professional career, Prabhjot is an avid student of classical music, with years dedicated to learning and playing the Tabla and Jori. This artistic pursuit has enriched his life and taught him the values of discipline and creativity. In addition to his technical and musical pursuits, he actively serves as a school governor. This role has given him deep insights into the dynamics of school education, and he is dedicated to fostering a supportive and understanding environment for all parties involved. Prabhjot's diverse background allows him to contribute a unique perspective, blending technological expertise with a heartfelt commitment to education and therapeutic support for children with special needs. Education is for everyone.
Providing a space for parents to connect, learn, and mutually support each other and their neurodiverse children. We prioritise ethical practices, ensuring a respectful environment for shared experiences.