Conference
18th International conference on
STRIVE TO THRIVE
From the year 1995, Alpha to Omega organises its Annual international Conference every year with a focus on creating awareness in Educational Therapy and Learning Challenges. Our conference speakers bring with them experience and insights relating to these fields. Whether you are a parent, educator or someone who’s interested in education, this is the conference you don’t want to miss .
This year we are holding our 18th International conference titled “Strive to Thrive” on January 9th and 10 th , 2027 .
Key Speakers :
Rachel Williomson Herman – Founder and Executive Director of Learning for all – San Diego, United States.
Hsiao Ching Lee Bond – Founder of Neural Connections Singapore, Certified MNRI Core – Specialist – Singapore
Dr. Onita Nakra – Educational Psychologist.
Sinjini Dutta – Sinjini Dutta, Academic Coordinator and trainer with CambridgeUniversity Press and Assessment,
Dilip Kottapadath – Senior Regional Manager at Cambridge International Education and Cambridge University Press & Assessment
Dr. Bharti Kaushik – Associate Professor, MPD, CIET, NCERT
Squadron Leader. Unni Nair – (Former Commissioned Officer from the Indian Air Force)
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Who Should attend
This Conference training is designed specifically for:
Educators and Teachers:
Looking to enhance their understanding of cognitive development and integrate meditation techniques into the classroom to foster student growth.
Parents:
Seeking effective tools to support their children's cognitive and emotional development in a rapidly evolving educational landscape.
Professional Counselors and Therapists:
Focused on improving cognitive therapy practices and utilizing mediation techniques for better mental health outcomes.
Educational Administrators and Policy Makers:
Aiming to adopt cutting-edge methodologies in cognitive development for broader institutional or system-wide impact.
ATO's Conference Highlights
7000+
Delegates attended
50+
Session Speakers
16+
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