A step-by-step worksheet to help children learn how to eat

Puja Dutta
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Puja Dutta

RCI-registered Clinical Psychologist, India Autism Center

She designs and leads emotional skills programs for neurodivergent children, caregivers, and high-stakes professional teams. Drawing on years of clinical work across schools and therapy settings in Kolkata, she focuses on translating psychological science into everyday emotional literacy. Puja also hosts leading IAC podcasts, bringing evidence, empathy, and lived experience into conversations on mental health.

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