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Meet Our Experts
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Inderbir Kaur Sandhu, Ph.D
Dr Sandhu holds a PhD in Psychology (Gifted
Education) from the University of Cambridge, UK. She
has been working with individuals of high abilities
since 1996. She was formerly a lecturer at
University Putra Malaysia (UPM) and Vice-President
for the National Association for Gifted Children,
Malaysia (NAGCM). While reading for her PhD, she
also taught undergraduates at the University of
Cambridge. She has worked as a consultant with NUS
(National University of Singapore) Overseas College
in the Silicon Valley, California, USA and in NUS
Singapore. She then worked as a school psychologist
with Raffles Girls' School (Secondary), a school
reputed for the highly able in Singapore. She is
also a consultant with V-Campus (affiliated with
Stanford University’s Education Program for Gifted
Youth), Cambridge Alliance Centre, and advisor for
projects on gifted education/creativity with
schools. Currently, she manages her consultancy
(Mind Path Consulting Services) which provides
services for creativity testing,
giftedness/creativity workshops/ seminars/talks and
for both schools and the corporate world and the
Head of Research and Assessments with Ingenio Pte
Ltd. She is also an associate faculty with SIM
University (Singapore) teaching various subjects in
psychology to adult learners. At present, she is
also involved in spearheading the gifted education
program in Malaysia.
Dr. Sandhu has researched, presented and published
various papers on giftedness both locally and
internationally. She has also conducted talks and
workshops on giftedness, creativity, critical
thinking and motivation for both students and
adults. Her areas of expertise and interests are
gifted education, creative thinking and assessment,
positive psychology, critical thinking and bullying
issues in schools.
*Dr Sandhu is currently relocated in Gurgaon,
India with her family for the next couple of years.
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Lara Honos-Webb, Ph.D
Dr. Honos-Webb is a licensed clinical
psychologist in private practice in Walnut Creek,
CA. She is author of
The Gift of ADHD,
The Gift of ADHD Activity Book: 101 Activities for Transforming problems into strengths and
the
Listening to Depression
(New Harbinger, 2006),
and more than twenty-five scholarly articles.
Her work has been featured in Newsweek, The Wall
Street Journal, and Publisher's Weekly as well as
newspapers across the country and local and national
radio and television.
She specializes in the
treatment of ADHD and depression and the psychology
of pregnancy and motherhood; she speaks regularly on
her areas of expertise. Dr. Honos-Webb completed a
two-year postdoctoral research fellowship at
University of California, San Francisco, and has
been an assistant professor teaching graduate
students. She lives in the San Francisco bay area
with her husband and two children. Visit her website at
http://www.visionarysoul.com.
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Darshan Kaur Narang, Ph.D
Dr Darshan Kaur Narang Ph. D from University of
Rajasthan, Jaipur (India) obtained her post graduate
degree in Child Development with special focus on
Early Childhood Education (0-8) years in 1977 from
Lady Irwin College, Delhi University. She has 30
years teaching experience at undergraduate & post
graduate level.
Dr. Narang has a special interest in empowering
young mothers and young fathers with child rearing
skills and early stimulation skills without
investing anything. She has also been helping school
teachers and parents in planning various activities
to enhance different developments of children and to
solve various behavioral problems e.g. aggression,
lack of concentration, lack of attention etc.
She is teaching Early childhood education at post
graduate level in University of Rajasthan since
1984. She had worked as lecturer & head of Home
Science Department (1977 -1984) at B.D. Arya College
for Girls at Jallandhar, Punjab (India). She is
regularly supervising Ph.D. students on various
research topics. She is co-author of early childhood
manual prepared for CARE, India for Training of
Trainers (TOT). She has helped in developing ECE
Curriculum for NGO Bodh Shiksha Samiti, Jaipur. She
is member of advisory committees of various NGO’S
working for ECE like Bodh Shiksha Samiti, Campus
nursery school, AKSHAR society etc.
Dr. Narang has presented different papers on various
national level seminars/workshops. Her special focus
has been on story telling techniques & dramatization
to tackle various problems of normal children and to
introduce related concepts. Active learning with
immediate environment is her focus for training of
trainers and parents.
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