Meltdowns to Miracles: How Pranic Healing Helps Children Speak Again

In this episode of the Pranic Healing Podcast, Dr. Jason Yuan interviews Monal, a speech and language therapist and pranic healer, about the intersection of communication, learning disabilities, and holistic healing.

Monal Gajjar is the founder of Speech Sanctuary, where soul meets science in transformative communication development. With 20+ years of clinical expertise, she uniquely blends speech therapy, Pranic Healing, and mindfulness to empower children with speech/language delays, neurodivergent learning styles, stutters, and anxiety-related communication needs - while equipping families as active partners in the journey. Her evidence-based yet soulful approach cultivates confidence, self-expression, and an unshakable belief in each child's ability to connect - embodying her philosophy to 'Listen with Love, Communicate with Confidence.

Monal's Socials: 

Instagram: gajjarmonal

Facebook: Speechsanctuary

Youtube: speechsanctuary7

Takeaways

• Monal emphasizes the importance of a holistic approach in speech therapy.
• Every child has unique strengths that can be built upon.
• Pranic Healing techniques can complement traditional speech therapy.
• Superbrain Yoga helps activate energy flow and supports learning.
• Emotional wellbeing is crucial for effective communication.
• Parents play a vital role in their child's healing journey.
• Visualization can positively influence a child's experiences.
• Children absorb emotional energy from their environment.
• Pranic Healing can provide immediate relief during emotional outbursts.
• Integrating family and environment is essential for effective therapy.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Pranic Healing and Communication with Kids

01:39 Understanding Speech and Language Therapy

06:05 The Holistic Approach to Learning Disabilities

11:50 Superbrain Yoga and Energy Flow

15:56 Real-Life Transformations through Pranic Healing

23:11 Integrating Pranic Healing with Conventional Therapies

28:08 Advice for Parents of Children with Learning Disabilities