Mukhammad has successfully completed an intensive rehabilitation course!

Muhammad is 3 years old and has a developmental delay and autism spectrum disorder. From an early age, his parents noticed developmental issues: at 10 months, he did not respond to his name, did not make eye contact, and did not play with toys, preferring to manipulate parts and turn wheels. He did not respond to others, showed no interest in other children, and did not make sounds typical for his age.

Today, he doesn't speak or pay attention to others, avoiding contact with people, but he remains active, running, jumping, and climbing. His play activities are repetitive, as he continues to spin and rotate his toys. Muhammad has a specific preference for food, refusing to eat vegetables, fruits, or meat, opting instead for raisins, lemon water, and starchy dishes.

However, there have also been positive changes! Recently, he has developed a pointing gesture and a request for help, and he has started hugging people he knows and loves. Despite these progress, he is still behind in terms of development. Muhammad does not engage with people, does not eat on his own, does not use the potty, and has difficulty falling asleep.

To help Muhammad learn new skills, he needs to undergo an intensive course with specialized professionals.