Dr. Dimple and team of NAB with help from Corporate sponsorship undertook a focused program over a period of 6 months across three consecutive years, with the aim to help the visually challenged children in enhancing self-confidence, expression building & overcome communicating phobia along with reducing risk of muscle and bone disease as the children are normally not undertaking any physical activities.

She taught them individual, combined, joint and group movements creating a harmonious mix of activities undertaken by the children, teachers and handlers. The program created a structure of Applied Natya Therapy intervention in a systematic manner as part of handling, management and healing process for the students of NAB. It not only made the children aware of their body, introduce them to the movements but also trained the teachers, handlers and supervisors of these children will be able to administer DMT to the children in an ongoing basis.

Dr. Dimple Kaur is undertaking a comprehensive study and implementation modality of Applied Natya Therapy Shastra to research and develop a new learning Pedagogy on - Applied Natya Therapy (ANT). This will be undertaken through workshops which will be done across India - Delhi, Bengaluru, Varanasi, Ranchi, Jammu, Goa, Puducherry, Guwahati. Using the scientific elements of Neuroscience and Psychotherapy in Natya Shastra she is researching and developing therapeutic advantages of ANT. Post research and development she is developing additional areas where ANT can be put to use as a healing modality for treating various mental illnesses. Working with ANT she is promoting Mental health and overall well-being. She is also creating a two volume book, worksheet, workshop material etc.