Omar completed a rehabilitation course

Omar, a big fan of underwater life, looks at pictures in books with interest, collects toys, arranging them in a row, and is also fond of collecting puzzles with a marine theme. But the boy can't talk about his hobbies or share his impressions with friends. When Omar was very young, he was diagnosed with perinatal hypoxic damage to the central nervous system. He didn't sleep well, was restless and moody. Further examinations and treatment revealed signs of psychological and speech development disorders. Omar did not respond to the name, often spun around, and could stare at burning light bulbs for a long time without interacting with other children. Omar's parents put a lot of effort into helping their son. They have completed many rehabilitation courses with him and continue to study at home. Thanks to this, Omar managed to achieve some results. The boy has developed speech, but it is limited to phrases of one or two words. He knows the alphabet, colors, and shapes. Despite all the efforts of the family, Omar is still very restless, he lacks spoken language and contact with other children. For the further development of all important skills, the boy needs an intensive rehabilitation course. Thanks to this course, he will be able to take classes in AVA therapy, as well as classes with a speech therapist. The center's specialists will conduct sensory classes aimed at improving perception. Together, we can help Omar embark on an important course that will help him not only develop important skills, but also make friends to whom he can tell about the marine life he loves so much