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As a certified child counsellor and psychology scholar, I deeply understand the developmental and emotional needs of children and adolescents. I use my expertise to create captivating and educational content for young readers and listeners, as well as their parents and teachers. I am the author of several books, including Keen Little Kuku, a picture book that celebrates curiosity and diversity, It's Punny Oops I Mean Funny!, a novella that explores the power of laughter and friendship, and Grey Rainbow Love?, a short story that challenges stereotypes and promotes acceptance. One of my stories, The Mogra Flowers, was also published in the prestigious online magazine Adda by the Commonwealth Foundation. In addition to writing books, I run a popular blog called EducateAble, where I share research-based and practical insights on child and educational psychology. You can visit my blog at EducateAble.in. Through EducateAble, I also conduct frequent sessions and webinars for kids on improving soft skills like problem solving, building confidence, etc. I have the expertise of providing solutions to parental concerns, especially for special needs kids, in my 1:1 calls. I also provide 1:1 listening and support services to people who need it. I also have a strong social media presence and a loyal fan base who enjoy my interactive and informative posts. Another passion of mine is producing the children's story podcast Witty and Whimsy Tales. In this podcast, I narrate original and imaginative stories that feature memorable characters and meaningful themes. The podcast has attracted a large and enthusiastic audience, demonstrating my ability to engage and entertain diverse listeners. I love creating stories that combine humour, relatability, and inspiration. My published works reflect my skill and dedication to providing enjoyable and enriching literary experiences. Before becoming a child counsellor and a writer, I had a successful career in the tech industry, working for leading companies like JPMC, Accenture, and Infosys. I decided to pursue my passion of helping the greater good with my counselling skills and writings, and I have never looked back since.