What do you see when you look into the mirror? Depends on what you believe about yourself. Based on that, you could literally see anything. But today, the second day of the workshop, we consciously tried to look for our stuttering and related behaviour. We tried to ‘catalogue’ it. Nitin called in and welcomed the participants on behalf of TISA and Delhi group. Then, we did the ‘Iceberg’ exercise. We shared the output in the group and discussed the similarities and possible causes behind these. Kishore arrived in the morning and Neeraj, in the afternoon. Parmanand, Aman and Vineet joined us as local participants. JP and Raja will tell you more about today. Here is the review of the movie we watched in the afternoon. Yes, we had some energisers too.
Related Posts '
30 SEP
I Was 40, but I Still Felt Like a Child
Olga Bednarski, May 2026 For a long time, I felt like a child pretending to be an adult. In my twenties and even thirties, I...
04 SEP
16 वर्ष TISA के साथ: हकलाहट से संघर्ष से स्वीकार्यता तक की मेरी यात्रा
कुछ रिश्ते केवल समय के साथ पुराने नहीं होते, बल्कि...
30 AUG
The Dilemma of Malgudi SHG – A Short Story
Ears plugged with headphones, Sekharan was glued to his laptop screen, one eye gazing at the minute hand of the clock that was racing...
10 AUG
A Beautiful Morning in Cubbon Park
It was a beautiful cloudy ⛅ Sunday morning. And cubbon park 🌲🌳🌴 was absolutely beaming in bright 🔆✨ green...
02 AUG
A Stammer May Interrupt Words
A Stammer May Interrupt Words, But It Can Never Silence a Determined Voice." My Journey at the Regional Workshop 2026Simdega,...
