
A heartfelt thank you to our Dr Sachin sir. Words are not enough to express my gratitude for everything you made possible during this two-day regional workshop in Simdega.
This workshop gave us so many new learnings and experiences that we had never imagined before. Simdega itself was beautiful beyond words — fresh air, mountains, and the priceless simplicity of the place. The morning walk on the hill was one of the most peaceful and refreshing parts of the workshop. The people of Simdega are truly dil ke saaf — warm-hearted and genuine.
As a person who stammers, taking part in the stranger activities was challenging at first, but it changed my perspective towards stammering in a very positive way. It helped me grow in confidence and love your voice.
A special mention goes to Mr. Rahul ji, who was like the left hand of Sachin Sir throughout the workshop — energetic, sincere, devoted, calm, and always supportive. I truly enjoyed spending time with you, and having you as my roommate made the experience even more memorable.
The food was hygienic, delicious, healthy, and simple — I truly enjoyed every meal.

Another memorable part of the workshop was our photography experience and the visit to Kelaghagh. Capturing moments together amidst such beautiful surroundings made the workshop even more special. PWS photographer Krishna Murari played a beautiful role as both participant and volunteer, working selflessly to record and capture photographs. Those moments and pictures will remain unforgettable memories. The solo dance, singing, and sharing of childhood traumatic incidents related to stammering helped me release repressed anxiety.

Our Suraj lovingly calls Segreto the youngest PWS of this workshop. He is a very energetic and exploratory person, always full of curiosity and enthusiasm.
The participants from Bengal were full of energy, confidence, enthusiasm, and happiness throughout the workshop.
And with all the friends , walked this journey from different states — Rakesh, Anirudh, Somnath, Anjan Da, Swapan Da, Dharmendra, Abhinav, and all the enthusiastic Bihar organisers — I genuinely enjoyed every moment. We laughed, shared stories, played intellectual games and every interaction taught something valuable.

To everyone who joined for the first time — I hope you enjoyed and learned many new things. By the end of the workshop, I could see positive changes and confidence on everyone’s faces.
I wish all of us continue implementing these lessons in our lives and stay connected 😍
I reached home with a bucket full of memories, learnings, happiness, and confidence — much more than I expected.
Again, a heartfelt thank you to the entire organising team and TISA 😍😍😍
To everyone who joined for the first time, I hope you enjoyed the workshop and learned many new things. By the end of the workshop, I could see positive changes and confidence on everyone’s faces.
I wish all of us continue implementing these lessons in our lives and stay connected.
I returned home with a bucket full of memories, learnings, happiness, and confidence — much more than I expected.
Once again, a heartfelt thank you to the entire organising team and TISA.

1 thought on “Tisa Simdega Regional workshop -Jharkhanad 2026 (27-28 June)”
Satyendra
(June 29, 2026 - 11:28 am)Lots of fun… and lots of learning and exchange of insights!
Thinking deeply about an issue has often felt like a bane of our existence. But in this workshop, it became our superpower.
The participants surprised me with their sharp observations, thoughtful analysis, and unexpected insights. Are we always so perceptive? Perhaps not. What made the difference was the supportive group atmosphere and the participatory activities.
As we walked up the mountains together, we observed one another, shared our thoughts and life stories, and gradually a pattern began to emerge. By the time we gathered in the conference hall, that pattern had become easy to recognize, understand, and discuss.
It was a powerful reminder that insight often arises not in isolation, but through shared experience and honest conversation.
Big thanks to SBMC (https://www.sbmcsimdega.com/) for supporting us
and a huge gratitude to Mohit, his team, Rahul and all the participants who traveled to the venue and made the two days so meaningful.