HappyLand is a therapy centre for children and adults with disabilities or developmental delays. The centre strives to provide hope by offering services in a stress-free environment that enables the individual to maximize his or her potential.
Oasis Place is a transdisciplinary practice which involves a team of experienced therapists working together to address a range of limitations and developmental delays in children and adults.
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) otherwise known as Autism is a pervasive developmental disorder that affects how the brain processes information. Early signs of autism are seen generally before the age of 2 years old.
ABC provides 1:1 intensive therapy to children with most learning challenges including autism, ADHD, GDD, speech delays, social & behavioral challenges, starting as young as 18 months old. Call 03-22011107/ 012-2852007 for enrollment or inquiries.
When your child plays, learns, acts, moves and speaks differently on a regular basis compared to most of his or her peers, that is normally a red flag for a possible developmental problem.
The biggest hurdle to managing ADHD is acceptance, accepting that there is a problem. With its hallmark symptoms of impulsive behavior or acting out inappropriately, ADHD can often be mistakenly attributed to poor parenting or a lack of discipline.
ADHD is NOT caused by too much screen time, poor parenting or eating too much sugar. ADHD can improve with the correct treatment, a healthy diet, an adequate sleep and exercise regime plus supportive parents who know how to respond to ADHD.
Despite governments signing up to many a convention and seemingly supporting international guidelines on children with special needs, prejudices and exclusion still form part of everyday life for many children with special needs around the world.
Children with special needs require additional assistance when it comes to their oral health.
A child with special needs gets help from a variety of medical professionals, one of them being the occupational therapist. This article will help parents to better understand what their child’s occupational therapist is aiming to achieve.
