Bloom Park Clinic

18/12/2025

As our NTNU interns conclude their internship at Bloom Park, we extend our heartfelt thanks for the energy, curiosity, and compassion they brought into our clinical space.

From thoughtful observations to hands-on learning, your engagement enriched our team and our work with children and families.

Wishing you continued growth and success as you step into the next phase of your professional journey. 💛

18/12/2025

Bloom Park Clinic was honoured to host the Annual General Meeting of the Association of Nepal’s Occupational Therapists (ANOT) on 15 December 2025.

With only handful of qualified occupational therapists in Nepal, it was inspiring to witness meaningful dialogue, collaborative decision-making, and a shared vision for advancing occupational therapy practice and professional unity in the country.

We are grateful to all ANOT members for the trust, engagement, and collective spirit that made the day truly impactful.

We remain committed to supporting professional growth, ethical practice, and collaborative platforms that strengthen the occupational therapy community.

04/12/2025

U.S. Embassy, Nepal 🇺🇸 🇳🇵
HEALTH & WELLNESS FAIR 2026
U.S. Embassy, Nepal

What an incredible honor to be invited to participate and showcase our services at the Health & Wellness Fair 2026, organised by the U.S. Embassy in Nepal!

We are truly grateful for this opportunity to share our work, connect with a wider community, and advocate for the importance of standard pediatric therapy services.

Moments like these remind us why we do what we do — to contribute, to serve, and to make a meaningful impact.
Looking forward to more collaborations and collective efforts towards an inclusive tomorrow for the children of Nepal.

25/11/2025

Our speech-language pathologists attended and represented Bloom Park Clinic at the International Speech and Hearing Association of Nepal Conference 2025 (SHANCON ‘25) held on 7-8 November 2025 in Kathmandu, Nepal.

Our chairperson, Ganga Gurung and directors- Neelam Lama and Anisha Maharjan were invited as panelists for the topic “ASD: A multisectoral approach to communication and social integration” for the same where they advocated about neurodiversity affirming approaches, sensory integration-it’s evidence and scope of practice, autism and their decade-long clinical experience!

Thank you for the kind invitation. Discussions of this nature are really important for clarity, upliftment and promotion of different professions.

25/11/2025

To be a leader is to be a leader in yourself, no matter the position.

Our chairperson- Ganga Gurung, operations manager, Sagar Gurung and senior account officer, Reema Lama attended “Leadership in Crisis” workshop by and we are forever grateful for the kind invitation extended to our team.

Two days of learning about managing a crisis, and our team was equipped with new skills, strategies and concepts to be implemented.

We have started taking small actions already that we learnt from the workshop, as a team and as an individual both.

13/11/2025

That’s how we did it!

Learnt new ways of helping children with learning difficulties do maths, having fun, sharing a laugh and opening our brains to new ways!

We are sure the video convinced you how much fun we had while learning!

Thank you, again, Sophie, for an incredible workshop we will always remember.

13/11/2025

Maths is important in everyday life, especially for children, be it buying groceries, sharing with friends or to understand time, we utilise maths to participate in daily living functions.

It becomes imperative that we are equipped with skills to help children with learning difficulties like dyscalculia or Nonverbal Learning Disorder learn maths for everyday functions.
Sophie Ulbrich-Ford, a pediatric occupational therapist from Austria, conducted a fun workshop for our clinical team at Bloom Park Clinic, on how to facilitate mental representation of numbers, thus supporting children learn maths.

This approach was fun, thought-provoking also igniting a different way in our team’s perspective to do maths, bolstering the fact we need to honor different ways of thinking and learning.

Because we believe in NEURODIVERSITY. ✨

09/11/2025

What a great concoction of occupational therapists from Nepal and Europe!

As occupational therapists, it becomes crucial to understand the context of the person for an effective assessment, intervention planning and outcome.

Driven by context-appropriate lens two occupational therapy students final-year students, Firuze and Yamir, from Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences (AUAS) sought support and guidance from ANOT(Association of Nepal Occupational Therapists) members, and Bloom Park Clinic hosted the meeting to facilitate the same.

Credits to the era of Internet and social media, a pediatric OT from Austria, Sophie, who is on a short-term sabbatical in Nepal connected with our chairperson and clinical lead, occupational therapist Ganga Gurung, to share about our work and hers, evidence-based practices and OT models and frameworks used in their respective fields.

A moment of full circle happened when the Dutch students realised their supervisor and Sophie were close friends!

What a small world!

05/11/2025

We welcomed Nepal’s first registered occupational therapist to our clinic today!

In his own words, “To have an organization set by OTs in Nepal is a huge feat and a matter of pride for all of us.”

Thank you for your time, guidance and sharings with our OTs. We will cherish your support and good words for our services.

Occupational therapy in Nepal, although started decades ago, is still in a nascent stage with only a handful of therapists in the country. Promoting standard, evidence-based occupational therapy services is a part of Bloom Park Clinic’s vision and we are so glad to have such senior OTs as our allies and well-wishers.

Have a safe journey and wish to see you soon, sir!

27/10/2025

🌈 Happy World Occupational Therapy Day! Celebrating the amazing OT team that helps our kids bloom through play and purpose. 🌈

17/10/2025