Rachna Autism Care

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About Rachna Autism Care

Welcome to Rachna Autism Care, where compassion meets expertise in supporting individuals with autism and their families. Founded with a deep commitment to fostering understanding and providing quality care, we specialize in delivering tailored programs and resources designed to enhance the lives of those on the autism spectrum.

Live Autism Parenting Workshop

Rachna Autism Care21 Feb, 2025Health

🚀 Join Our Free Live Workshop – Empower Your Autism Parenting! 🚀 Discover the keys to: ✅ Creating a toxin-free home for better health ✅ Understanding the gut-brain connection ✅ Using nutrition to transform behavior & development 📅 Date: 21st February 2025 (Today) 🕖 Time: 5:00 PM - 7:00 PM IST 🧩 Topic: Autistic Child Diet Parenting Workshop 🎙️ Speaker: Rachna Sahney Pargi (Parent of a 16-year-old autistic child with real-life experience) 💡 Learn how diet can transform your child’s growth and behavior. Gain practical strategies, and expert insights, and connect with a supportive community—all for FREE!

Symptoms of Autism Spectrum Disorder

Rachna Autism Care12 Nov, 2024Health

Rachna Sahney Pargi

Rachna Autism Care07 Nov, 2024Health

Welcome to Rachna Autism Care, where compassion meets expertise in supporting individuals with autism and their families. Founded with a deep commitment to fostering understanding and providing quality care, Rachna Sahney Pargi specializes in delivering tailored programs and resources designed to enhance the lives of those on the autism spectrum.

autism kids and managing chewing behaviors

Rachna Autism Care16 Oct, 2024Health

Supporting eye contact for autism kids and managing chewing behaviors for autism children are essential aspects of helping autistic kids with their sensory and social needs. Eye contact can be challenging due to sensory sensitivities, while chewing on non-food items often provides comfort or sensory input. Strategies like gentle encouragement for eye contact, offering safe chew alternatives, and addressing jumping autism behaviors by providing safe outlets can make a significant difference in a child’s daily life.