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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