Senna Singh is currently a student of the PhD program in the Department of Psychology. She is extremely interested in exploring the seminal years of a child’s life when the brain is particularly vulnerable to influences from the environment. Rapid changes occur in different domains during these early years, so she believes it is essential to devise and test timely interventions to ensure optimal development. Having completed three years at Delhi University and holding an MSc in Children’s Psychological Disorders from Cardiff University, she has been lucky enough to have immense exposure and practical experience which has equipped me to work with infants and their parents alike. Presently working under the tutelage of Dr. Madhavi Maganti, She gets to do just that. With her team she has worked on multiple projects such as designing activities related to school readiness for children aged 0-6 years at Anganwadi centers and developing an observation protocol to track progressive changes in play behaviour from 6-24 months.
