Safina is 11 years old, she has idiopathic focal epilepsy, delayed speech development. The first seizures occurred in the first year of the baby's life. At the moment, the girl is in stable remission.
Thanks to ABA therapy classes, Safina began to sort and name more objects into different categories, learned how to arrange objects in both ascending and descending order, as well as sort them by shapes, colors, and size.
The girl's phrasal speech has also improved - she has learned how to correctly apply the endings in the constructions "noun + adjective" and "verb + noun". In addition, Safina learned to build a story from several sentences based on a picture and in the format of the "continue the story" game for the teacher.
A sensory integration specialist and an adaptive physical education coach helped Safina achieve positive results in developing a sense of balance and balance, as well as improving fine motor skills. The girl worked out on simulators, went through an obstacle course, performed exercises with equipment (hoop, dumbbells, cone, rope), learned to simultaneously follow instructions while swinging on a swing or standing on a balance beam.
Thanks to your participation, Safina has completed an intensive rehabilitation course! Thanks for the help!
