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Sanskriti Thakur, Child & Adolescent Wellbeing Practitioner, Albain Institute
Practitioner Profile

Sanskriti Thakur

Child & Adolescent Wellbeing Practitioner

Sanskriti supports children and adolescents to feel safer, more confident and better equipped to navigate emotional, social and academic challenges.

Gentle Trauma-Sensitive Relational

About Sanskriti

Sanskriti is a child and adolescent wellbeing practitioner with experience across clinical, educational and community settings. She integrates psychology-informed practice, mindfulness, nervous system regulation and learning support to help young people understand themselves, build practical coping skills and engage more confidently with life and learning.

Her work is warm, trauma-sensitive and collaborative, involving families and schools where helpful.

Areas of Practice

Neurodivergence

ADHD, autism and individual sensory needs.

Emotional wellbeing

Anxiety, overwhelm and behavioural challenges.

Learning differences

Dyslexia, dysgraphia and learning difficulties.

School wellbeing

School stress, exam anxiety and perfectionism.

Confidence & connection

Self-esteem, communication and social skills.

Life transitions

Trauma-sensitive support, grief and adjustment.

How Sanskriti Supports Young People

Emotional Development

Understanding emotions, strengthening resilience and building confidence.

Nervous System Regulation

Breathwork, grounding and body awareness to support calm and focus.

Learning Support & Study Skills

Executive function, organisation, attention and academic confidence.

Mindfulness & Meditation

Age-appropriate mindfulness, visualisation and presence-based practices.

Creative & Play-Based Work

Movement, art, writing and reflection for safe self-expression.

What Families Can Expect

Clear insights Practical home strategies Compassionate guidance Collaborative support
“Understanding themselves is where a young person's confidence begins.”
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