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Reach out about your child's ABA programme, courses, supervision, workshops, or research collaboration. I'd love to hear from you.
Before you write
Questions people usually ask first
If your question is not here, put it in the form below. That is a perfectly good reason to get in touch.
- How do I start an ABA programme for my child?
- Send a message through the form on this page describing your child's age and what you are finding difficult. We then have a short conversation about what is happening at home, and if ABA looks like the right fit, an assessment follows before any programme is planned. Nothing is committed to before that conversation.
- Will you be the one working with my child?
- Yes, though not as the person running each session. Your child's programme would be mine: I assess them, write the plan, train the therapists who deliver the day-to-day hours, and review their data with them to decide what changes. You deal with me throughout, and whether the programme works is my responsibility, not theirs. A child needs more therapy hours than any one person can give them, and what makes those hours count is the plan behind them and someone senior checking the data. I worked as a behavior therapist myself from 2021 to 2025, which is what tells me what to look for when I sit in on a session.
- Does my child need a diagnosis before we begin?
- No. An existing diagnosis is helpful, but it is not a requirement for getting in touch. An ABA programme responds to the specific skills and behaviours a child is working on rather than to a label, and many families make contact while an assessment is still in progress or has not yet been sought.
- Do you work with families outside Dhaka?
- Yes. Supervision and parent coaching can run online for families anywhere in Bangladesh. Parent coaching in particular translates well to video, because the work happens inside your home routines rather than in a clinic room. In-person work is based in Dhaka.
- Can we speak in Bangla?
- Yes, Bangla or English, whichever you are more comfortable in. Please write in whichever language you prefer; it makes no difference to how your message is handled.
- What does the first conversation involve?
- It is a conversation, not an assessment. The purpose is to understand what you are dealing with, answer your questions about how an ABA programme works, and be honest about whether it is the right approach for your situation. If it is not, you will be told so.
- I am a professional or a student. Can I still get in touch?
- Yes. Supervision toward the IBT and IBA pathways, case consultation for practising therapists, workshops for schools and organisations, and research or translation collaborations all begin with this same form. Choose “Courses, training or supervision” as the topic so it reaches the right place.
- How much do sessions cost?
- Fees depend on what is involved. Assessment, programme design and supervision, parent coaching and professional supervision are priced differently, and the scope only becomes clear after a first conversation. Ask in your message and you will get a straight answer rather than a quote for something that may not suit you.
The quickest way to reach me
Message on WhatsApp, or use the form. Both come straight to me.
Message on WhatsAppWhat happens after you write
You send the form
A few lines is enough. If it is about a child, their age and what you are finding hard is the most useful thing you can include.
I read it myself and reply
Every message comes to me directly, with no assistant and no automated response. I aim to reply within two working days, and every message gets an answer.
We talk before anything is booked
A short first conversation, in Bangla or English, to understand the situation and say honestly whether what I offer is the right fit. No obligation either way.
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