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Minimorphosis – guiding children, empowering parents
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|August 27, 2025
YUGASHANI Pragasan, founder of Minimorphosis, an educational consultancy and parental coaching business, describes her journey as one deeply rooted in her love for child development and education.
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“I've always been passionate about helping children reach their full potential,” she explains. “My journey has taken me from early childhood development into life coaching; and along the way I’ve explored and studied approaches such as Montessori teaching, youth development and the art of positive parenting. Currently, I’m building further expertise in neuro-linguistic programming (NLP).”
Raised in Phoenix, KwaZulu-Natal, her passion grew from experiences both in South Africa and abroad — each shaping her understanding of education and parenting. Today, those influences form the foundation of Minimorphosis, where her goal is to empower both parents and children to thrive.
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