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Pritha Bhattacharjee
RPM / HALOHALO Level 3

Pritha Bhattacharjee

Pacific Northwest RPM Support LLC

📍Portland, Oregon

About Pritha

Pritha Bhattacharjee is a Level 3 Certified Soma RPM Practitioner and founder of Pacific Northwest RPM Support LLC in Portland, Oregon. She is the proud mother of a brilliant autistic teenager. Her journey with RPM began in 2019 after attending a workshop with Soma Mukhopadhyay. What started as a way to support her son quickly evolved into a deeper calling. In 2022, she became a certified practitioner after training extensively under Ms. Mukhopadhyay. Through RPM, Pritha supports individuals in developing communication, self-expression, and purposeful engagement. She offers 30-minute and 45-minute 1:1 in-person sessions in Portland, in-home sessions for the Portland metro area, online sessions, video reviews with coaching, 2-day weekend intensives, and Beyond the Letter Board skills sessions. She speaks English, Bengali, and Hindi.

Services & Availability

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Virtual Sessions

Available — serves families nationwide

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In-Person Sessions

Available in Portland, Oregon

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Languages

English, Bengali, Hindi

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Practicing Since

2022 (4+ years)

Certification & Training

3

HALO Level 3 Certified

Advanced HALO certification. Significant experience with 2+ years of practice.

RPM / HALO

Rapid Prompting Method, developed by Soma Mukhopadhyay. Uses letterboards with an academic-first, fast-paced approach to unlock communication in nonspeaking individuals.

Learn more about HALO (Helping Autism through Learning and Outreach) →

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