Child Analyst • Author • Neuro-Art Therapist • Bibliotherapist

Empowering every Parent–Child Mind.

Neuro-Art Therapy, Bibliotherapy and creative writing workshops that work with a child’s developing brain — not against it. Led by Kenaa Jadeja in Vadodara, offline and online.

  • Gotri Road, Vadodara
  • Online sessions worldwide
  • Saturday sessions & workshops
Pineappletales by Kenaa Jadeja — Child Analyst • Neuro-Art Therapist • Bibliotherapist

Nurturing minds, inspiring growth

Personalised. Creative. Meaningful.Therapy that understands and empowers.@pineappletales1

How we work

  • Personalised

    No two children are given the same plan. Sessions are built around the child in front of us.

  • Creative

    Art, writing and story are the working method — not a reward at the end of the hour.

  • Meaningful

    Every activity has a developmental purpose behind it, and parents are told what it is.

Who we work with

Three ways into the same work

Pineappletales supports the child, the parent and the wider community around them — because a child’s growth is never a solo project.

  • For children

    Space to grow at their own pace

    Sessions that meet a child where they are — through stories, art and structured play rather than pressure.

    • Neuro-Art Therapy sessions and Bibliotherapy — healing through stories and art
    • Age-appropriate learning enrichment workshops
    • Creative writing and research-encouraging sessions, online and offline
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  • For parents

    Understanding, then a plan you can use

    Guidance that makes your child’s behaviour legible — and gives you something practical to do at home.

    • One-on-one parent guidance consultations
    • Child behaviour analysis
    • Parent-child creative bonding activities
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  • For communities & educational organisations

    Programmes that scale beyond one child

    Workshops and collaborative projects for schools, NGOs, libraries and community groups.

    • School workshops and enrichment programmes
    • Child behaviour and learning insights for educators
    • Storytelling, reading and creative writing initiatives
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The thinking behind it

Children are born with remarkably plastic brains

Naturally wired for curiosity, exploration and imagination.

Our thoughtfully curated sessions are designed to nurture this potential through a rich blend of fine art techniques inspired by world-renowned artists, alongside woodwork, printmaking, collage and sculpture.

Each session integrates structured play planning, brainstorming, creative writing and ambidextrous practices — carefully aligned with the child’s age and stage of neuroplastic development. This ensures the experience goes beyond creating art; it actively supports cognitive growth, emotional intelligence and balanced brain development.

Alongside sessions, we offer personalised consultations that provide targeted brain-development solutions, helping parents understand and support their child’s unique learning and developmental needs.

These experiences don’t just spark creativity — they meaningfully shape the architecture of a growing mind.
More about the method

What we offer

Services built around one child at a time

Six core offerings, delivered one-to-one, in small groups, or as workshops for schools and community organisations.

All services
  • Child Behaviour & Development Analysis

    A structured read of how your child learns, responds and regulates — before any plan is made.

    Parents seeking clarity before choosing a direction

  • Neuro-Art Therapy

    Fine art, woodwork, printmaking and sculpture used deliberately to support brain development.

    Children building focus, regulation and confidence

  • Bibliotherapy

    Carefully chosen stories that give a child language for what they are feeling.

    Children processing change, anxiety or big feelings

  • Emotional & Social Skills Support

    Practising the everyday skills of friendship, conversation and self-regulation.

    Children who find peer settings difficult

  • Creative & Expressive Therapy Sessions

    Creative writing, storytelling and research-led work for children who think on paper.

    Children drawn to writing, stories and making

  • Personalised Plans for Every Child

    A home curriculum built around your child’s neuro-development, not a template.

    Families who want structure to continue at home

How it works

Understanding first, then a plan

Nothing is prescribed before it is understood. Four steps take a family from first conversation to a routine that continues at home.

  1. 01

    Understand the child

    We begin with observation and a conversation with parents — how your child learns, what settles them, where they get stuck. Nothing is prescribed before it is understood.

  2. 02

    Design the session

    Each session is curated to the child’s age and stage of neuroplastic development, blending fine art techniques, woodwork, printmaking, collage and sculpture with structured play planning.

  3. 03

    Work through art and story

    Creative writing, brainstorming and ambidextrous practices are integrated deliberately, so the experience supports cognitive growth, emotional intelligence and balanced brain development.

  4. 04

    Extend it into the home

    Parents receive targeted brain-development solutions and a home-based growth curriculum, so progress continues between sessions rather than pausing at the studio door.

Session formats

Ways to work together

  • Saturday Sessions

    Weekend studio time for ongoing creative and therapeutic work.

  • Curated Curriculums

    Programmes sequenced to a child’s age and developmental stage.

  • Neuro Therapy Consultation

    Focused one-to-one consultation for parents and children.

  • Workshops

    Writing and Neuro-Art workshops, run in person and online.

  • Structured Play Formats

    Play designed with an objective — planning, turn-taking, recovery.

Let’s connect

Whether you’re here for parenting insights, emotional well-being or creative learning — you’re in the right place.

Send a message to start the conversation. Share your child’s age and what you would like support with, and you’ll receive a recommended starting point.