EducateAble is an educational consultancy that combines psychology with learning design to help organisations create better learning.
About EducateAble
EducateAble was founded by Namita Das, a Counselling Psychologist, UNESCO CID Expressive Arts Therapist and Educational Consultant.
EducateAble combines psychology with learning design to develop practical solutions around genuine learning and wellbeing gaps.
Its work spans professional learning, educational content and wellbeing programmes, informed by experience working with learners, parents and educators.
What EducateAble Does
EducateAble develops learning and wellbeing programmes around the needs of each organisation and its learners.
Schools & Universities
Teacher professional development, student wellbeing programmes and parent education designed around the needs of the learning community.
Companies & Organisations
Mental wellbeing programmes and learning initiatives designed around current employee and organisational needs.
Learning Platforms & Publishers
Course development, curriculum design and educational content built around genuine gaps in the learning market.
Parents & Individuals
Counselling, parent guidance, expressive arts therapy and specialist support around learning and neurodiversity.
Client Feedback
“Totally loved the way you interacted with my kid with ease. She was able to tell things about her life and things she love as if she knows you.”
— Pallavi Gandhi
“Dear Namita, thank you for conducting such an insightful and wonderful session on Women’s Day! Your engaging insights and inspiring session with art therapy soothed our minds and empowered us all to celebrate and champion women’s achievements. Truly memorable!”
— Dr Nilam Das
“I am really glad I came across someone who is not just a consultant but since she practices what she preaches so it becomes more trustworthy.”
— Shreshtha Ghar
“Namita has a calm personality and a wonderful listener, she suggests all the practical approaches to each parenting struggle. Thank you for your time and insights!”
— Rashmi Bajpai
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