Welcome to The Vision Beyond Autism, a podcast in Hindi for parents of autistic & neurodivergent children who want real, practical guidance.
I'm Aakanksha Chitnis Gupte, a Neurodivergent Parenting Coach & Pediatric Speech Language Pathologist with over a decade of experience.
This podcast helps you understand your child’s behaviour through nervous system awareness, build connection, and support communication and development at home.
If you are looking for clarity, confidence, and a deeper way to support your child, you are in the right place.
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What should ethical therapy actually feel like?
In this episode, Aakanksha Chitnis-Gupte, Pediatric Speech-Language Pathologist and Neurodivergent Parenting Coach, explores what families should expect from ethical, child-centered therapy.
We discuss:
• Child dignity and respect in therapy
• Meaningful outcomes beyond performance and compliance
• Parent collaboration versus parent blame
• Fear-based selling and unrealistic promises
• Questions parents have the right to ask therapists
• Licensing, qualifications, and professional accountability in India
Whether you’re choosing a therapist, navigating a diagnosis, or supporting a neurodivergent child, this conversation will help you make informed decisions while keeping your child’s humanity at the center.
Aakanksha is the founder of The Vision Beyond Autism, where she supports parents in building deeper understanding, connection, and confidence in their parenting journey.
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8 Jun 2026
What Indian Schools Misunderstand About Neurodivergent Children
Indian schools often say, “Your child is very intelligent, but…”
But they don’t sit.
But they don’t write enough.
But they disturb the class.
But they don’t participate in group work.
In this episode, Aakanksha explores what schools still misunderstand about conditions like autism and ADHD, from sitting, handwriting, compliance, group activities, and report cards to the deeper need for emotional safety and meaningful accommodations.
This is about helping families and schools see neurodivergent children beyond labels, behaviour, and pressure.
Because school admission is not inclusion. A child deserves to feel understood, not just tolerated.
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5 Jun 2026
The Invisible Burnout of Autism Parenting
Autism parenting burnout is not always loud. Sometimes it looks like a mother answering one more school call, managing one more therapy appointment, explaining one more behaviour to relatives, and silently wondering, “Am I doing enough?”
In this episode, Aakanksha talks about the invisible emotional load many Indian mothers carry: appointments, school pressure, family judgement, guilt, finances, and the fear of the future.
This is not about blaming parents. It is about naming the exhaustion that often goes unseen. Because most mothers are not failing. They are carrying too much alone.
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