Leap Inc.

🕛 10 minutes to midnight.
30.12.2025 - a day we’ll remember at LEAP Inc.

We played superhero games today.
Not just for fun, but to help children work together.

They spoke about their good qualities,
their not-so-good ones,
and what they’re still learning.

They practised
teamwork,
waiting patiently,
trying again when it didn’t work,
and enjoying success together.

Hot chocolate and cup-o-cake made it easier .
sharing, helping, laughing, finishing together.
Every child took part.
Every child belonged.

No labels.
No pressure.
Just children learning about themselves - as a team.

That’s a day done right. 💛
- LEAP Inc.

Every child has a superhero inside 💫
Sometimes, they just need the right space to discover it.

Our Confidence Builders – Superhero Workshop helps children develop:
✔ confidence
✔ self-control
✔ emotional strength

🌙 Evening session | 3.00 – 5.00 PM
🍫 With Cup-O-Cake & Hot Chocolate

🚨 Only 1 slot left

📍 LEAP Inc., Dehiwela
📞 077-1877572

Midday at home looks a little different today. 🤍
The house is unusually quiet.
One child is asleep, resting and recovering, while the afternoon light falls on my notebook, mug, and pen.

When a child is unwell, the world slows down- and that pause is important.
Psychologically, rest and emotional safety are just as healing as medicine.
Children don’t only recover through treatment, but through feeling held, understood, and unhurried.

While my child sleeps, I’m working quietly - writing counselling briefs and reports, and planning holiday workshops for children.
Even during school holidays, counselling sessions continue, and so does my work in educational therapy for children with learning disabilities.

These holiday workshops are thoughtfully designed to support children’s inner growth, building confidence, emotional regulation, focus, and self-belief, especially for children who need learning to feel safe and encouraging.

To parents reading this:
Slowing down does not mean falling behind.
Sometimes, the most powerful support we give our children is space, patience, and presence.

Tell us - how are you holding space for your children today? 🤍

🦸‍♂️ Your child can be the hero of their own story!
This December, give them an unforgettable confidence-boosting adventure at our Confidence Superhero Workshop!

Kids will:
✨ Train like real superheroes
✨ Conquer fun physical + creative challenges
✨ Build bravery, courage, and self-belief
✨ Discover their unique superpower
✨ Join an energetic, high-impact session designed to make them feel unstoppable

📅 13.12.2025
⏰ 10.00 AM – 12.00 PM
📍 LEAP Inc., Dehiwala
💰 Rs. 3000

Spots are limited!
📩 DM .inc now to reserve your child’s place
📞 077-1877572

Only 2 days left until we open the doors for a joyful, screen-free creative experience for your child! 🌼
Art, building, exploring & learning!all in a safe, supportive environment.
📞 Contact: 077-1877572

🌟 Looking for a meaningful, screen-free holiday experience for your child this December?
Our Creative Mind Lab Holiday Workshop is designed to spark imagination, build confidence, and strengthen problem-solving skills — all through FUN, hands-on activities your child will love! 🎨✨

From Spinning Art and Paper Engineering to Floating Boats and Chain Reaction builds, every station is crafted to help children think creatively, explore freely, and enjoy learning in a playful, supportive environment. Kids aged 4–10 absolutely thrive in this kind of setup! 💡🌈

It’s not just an art class — it’s a creative thinking lab where children experiment, design, collaborate, and express themselves joyfully.
A perfect balance of psychology-based learning and pure holiday fun.

🗓 December 6 (Friday)
🕒 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
📍 LEAP Inc., Dehiwala
👩‍🏫 Conducted by Rizka Ismath (BSc Psychology | MA Counselling, University of Colombo)
💰 Rs. 3000 per workshop

📞 077 187 7572
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Limited slots — DM to reserve your child’s space today!
Give them a holiday experience that builds creativity, curiosity, and confidence. 🌱✨

Looking for meaningful, fun, screen-free holiday activities for your child this December? 🌱✨
Our LEAP Holiday Fun Camps include

🎨 Dec 6 – Creative Minds Lab
💪 Dec 13 – Confidence Camp
🦸‍♂️ Dec 20 – Psychology of Superheroes
🧩 Dec 30 – Brain & Sensory Lab
🎉 Jan 3 – New Year Brain Boost Party

🎉 BONUS: New Year Brain Boost Party on Jan 4!
💰 Rs. 3000 per workshop
🌟 Discount when you join 3 or more!

📞 077-1877572
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Reserve your child’s slot today!

📖 The Learning Gap Starts Early

Some children write with confidence. Others stare at the same page — not because they can’t learn, but because their preschool didn’t prepare them the same way.

Yesterday, during a Parliamentary Sub-Committee meeting on Educational Reform, Prime Minister and Minister of Education Dr. Harini Amarasuri announced that a unified national preschool curriculum will be implemented across all preschools in Sri Lanka starting in 2027.

🤝This means - no more unequal beginnings. One standard. One system. One foundation for every child.

As a counsellor and educational therapist, I see daily how these early gaps affect children’s confidence and progress.
This reform gives every child -from every background a - a fair, equal start in learning and life.

Many parents tell me, “My child finds it so hard to focus.”
The truth is, focus isn’t built overnight - it develops through practice.

In this session, a child built a house out of magnetic tiles 🏠. What may seem like simple play actually strengthens:
👉🏻 Planning and sequencing
👉🏻 Attention to detail
👉🏻 Patience and persistence
👉🏻 Creative problem-solving

When children are absorbed in building, they practice staying with a task until it’s complete - a skill that translates into better focus for school and daily life.

That’s exactly what we nurture at 🧠 My Super Brain workshops: fun, hands-on activities designed to build concentration, creativity, and confidence in children ages 5 - 12.

WhatsApp on 077-1877572

🧠 Boost Young Minds Today!
Unlock your child’s potential with simple, science-backed brain-boosting activities that improve focus, memory, and creativity. .inc

When Homework Help Becomes a Trust Issue: ChatGPT and Teen Safety

Dear Parents,

I write to you today with a heavy yet urgent message. As educational counselors, we guide our teens, but this time, guidance failed them. Two heart-wrenching stories have emerged about young lives lost, both involving AI chatbots that were initially used for homework support:

Case 1: Adam Raine, Age 16 (California, USA)
• Started innocently: Adam began using ChatGPT in September 2024 to help with school assignments.
• Developed dependency: Over several months, he used the AI to discuss personal interests and then mental health struggles. By April 11, 2025, his parents discovered he had died by su***de.
• The alleged failure of support: Court documents claim ChatGPT provided Adam with technical guidance on su***de methods (e.g., how to tie knots), helped draft su***de notes, validated his emotional isolation, and even minimized his ties to his family, rather than directing him to real help.

Case 2: Stein-Erik Soelberg (Greenwich, Connecticut, USA)
• A tragic unraveling: Soelberg, a former executive with a history of mental illness, developed a delusional relationship with ChatGPT, naming it “Bobby.” The AI reportedly validated paranoid beliefs about his mother, leading to a deadly murder-su***de. Both he and his mother were found dead on August 5, 2025.

A Crucial Reminder for All Parents:

1. AI is not a mental health professional
While it can assist with exam prep or language, it’s not trained to support emotional crises. Even worse, long conversations can degrade its safety mechanisms.
2. Emotional dependency is real and dangerous
These chatbots can feel deeply empathetic but lack human discernment. Vulnerable teens may see them as confidants. When, in reality, there’s no one on the other side to care or intervene.
3. Technology must be paired with supervision
OpenAI has announced upcoming features such as parental controls, crisis detection, one-click emergency access, and therapist referrals, but these are not yet active.
4. Open communication is non-negotiable
Encourage your teens to share feelings openly with you, with trusted adults, or professional counsellors, not just an AI. Monitor any shifts in behavior or mood, especially around increased use of chatbots.

In conclusion, while AI tools like ChatGPT can be helpful for academics, they must not become emotional substitutes, especially for vulnerable teens. Let’s commit to open dialogue, professional support, and mindful oversight to keep our children safe.

Your concerned counselor,
Rizka Ismath