Mental Wellbeing camp
Understanding begins with listening
Every child is special. Understanding their needs makes a difference. It’s time to get to know your child better. Every child has their own way of learning, communicating and responding to the world. When everyday activities become difficult, understanding what lies behind those challenges can help families provide more appropriate support.
MIOT’s Mental Well-being consultation camp offers parents an opportunity to discuss their concerns with an experienced MIOT’s Child Behavioural and Development Expert. Whether the concern is a new difficulty or a previously diagnosed condition, the consultation can help clarify the next steps in assessment and care.
Clinic Details
Date: 19 to 24 October 2026
Venue: MIOT International Total Eye Care, Ground floor, Espace building, Mahe,
Seychelles.
Camp consultation fee : SCR 300 for a 30-minute consultation. Each additional 15 minutes will be charged at SCR 10.
*Prior appointment mandatory. Please carry previous medical records, if any.
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When should parents seek guidance?
Look beyond the difficulty. Understand the need.
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Learning and understanding
- Difficulty with reading, writing, basic calculations or problem-solving.
- Difficulty understanding language or following instructions.
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Attention and activity
- Difficulty focusing or completing tasks.
- Restlessness or impulsive behaviour.
- Frequent forgetfulness or losing things.
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Speech and social communication
- Delayed speech or difficulty communicating.
- Differences in eye contact or difficulty with social interaction.
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Routines and sensory experiences
- Repetitive movements, such as hand flapping or rocking.
- Strong preference for routines or distress with change.
- Unusual sensitivity to sounds or other sensory experiences.
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Emotional well-being and daily habits
- Persistent anxiety, irritability or emotional distress.
- Excessive mobile phone or gaming use affecting sleep, learning or family life.
These signs do not establish a diagnosis on their own. A specialist evaluation helps understand them in the context of the child's age, development and everyday life.
Conditions addressed by MIOT’s expert
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Learning problems
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Developmental disorders
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Social & communication disorders (Autism)
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Attention deficit / hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
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Emotional & behavioural difficulties
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Device (mobile and gaming) addiction
MIOT’s Department of Mental Well-Being
- Our multidisciplinary team includes psychiatrists, psychologists, developmental paediatricians, speech and language therapists, physiotherapists, and occupational Therapists
- Our holistic care addresses not only the psychological aspects of your child’s health but also the physical, social, and emotional dimensions of their well-being
- We follow an evidence-based approach in creating personalised treatment plans tailored to every child’s unique needs.
For more information about MIOT’s Dept. Of Mental Well-Being visit KNOW MORE
Meet the Visiting Specialist
Dr. S.P. Kurinjinathan
Dr. Kurinjinathan’s forte is cognitive behavioural therapy, and he is an expert in treating emotional and behavioural difficulties in children. He is proficient in treating autism, ADHD, anxiety, confidence issues, mood extremes, irritability, lack of motivation, device addiction, sleep difficulties, and eating disorders. His areas of expertise also encompass child, adolescent, general adult, geriatric, and forensic psychiatry. He has unmatched proficiency in treating the entire range of psychotic disorders.
Dr. Kurinjinathan is a renowned psychiatrist with over 25 years of expertise in the field. Having trained at prestigious institutions in the UK for almost 2 decades, he has gained vast experience in psychiatry at renowned hospitals such as:
- Royal London Hospital, White Chapel, London
- East Ham Memorial Hospital, London
- Brookside Child and Adolescent Inpatient Unit, Essex, UK
- Runwell Forensic Medium Secure Unit, Essex, UK