Qualification
Dr. Maruvada brings a rich academic foundation to her work in behavior therapy and clinical psychology, backed by her extensive research contributions. She holds a Doctorate in Clinical Psychology (2018–2023) from California Southern University, Costa Mesa, CA, USA, where her doctoral dissertation, "Early Intervention and Developmental Aspects in Children with Autism," explored groundbreaking approaches to supporting children with autism through early intervention strategies.
Her academic journey began with a Master’s in Human Development (1997–1999) from Sri Avinashilingam Deemed University, Coimbatore, TN, India, where her thesis, "Educational Aspirations of Young Adolescents in Urban and Rural Areas," provided valuable insights into the socio-cultural dynamics shaping educational goals.
Furthering her expertise, she earned a Master’s in Family and Consumer Sciences (2000–2003) from Illinois State University, Normal, IL, USA, focusing on child life and family studies. Her robust academic and research background reflects her lifelong commitment to understanding and improving the developmental, psychological, and emotional well-being of children and their families.