It's Time To Take Charge
Charge your mental health with Bodhi View
About Bodhiview
Every child has the potential to grow.
With the right exposure, guidance, and environment, their skills can be nurtured. While academics often take priority, true learning is social—shaped by emotional regulation, peer interactions, and meeting expectations from teachers and parents.
Bodhiview offers a 360x360 understanding of a child.
Why 360x360? Because it looks at all dimensions of a child—academically, emotionally, socially—from the lens of school, home, and the child themselves.
It helps parents see the full picture and create meaningful opportunities to support their child's growth and well-being.
Bodhiview for Children
Support for academic, social and emotional concerns
The developing child is a bundle of developing skills that guide her/him to navigate the environments of school, home and the society, that could be challenging to many. It is well established through scientific research that it is the Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) skills that determine the overall mental well-being of the child.
The Social and Emotional skills are "Skills to recognise and manage emotions, develop care and concern for others, make responsible decisions, establish positive relationships, and handle challenging situations effectively"
(CASEL)
Bodhiview strives to understand these skills in children that makes every child unique and to guide the ecosystem around the child to nurture by guidance, building supportive environment, and eco-systems, and sensitising others around them.
Bodhiview for Parents/ Adults
Support for healthy child care and self care practices
Parenting is a delicate balancing act — walking the tightrope between being
a nurturing caregiver and a grounded, positive adult.
Research shows that early life experiences — from the prenatal stage and birth to the environments at home and school — leave a lasting imprint on how individuals show up as adults, whether at work, in relationships, or as parents.
The pressures of modern life — work, relationships, societal expectations — can take a toll on your well-being and, in turn, influence the way you parent. When your own cup is empty, it becomes harder to care for others.
Bodhiview for Adults is rooted in the understanding that self-care and holistic well-being are not luxuries but necessities in today’s world. It empowers individuals to prioritize their own mental, emotional, and social health — so they can better nurture themselves and the lives around them.
