Umar has autism spectrum disorder and delayed psycho-speech development. By the age of two, the boy began to cry, scream, and bang his head frequently; he lost his words and no longer understood spoken language. His parents consulted various specialists, but there was no result.
The specialists working with Umar focused heavily on developing his basic speech skills. He practiced the syllabic structure of words and learned to pronounce simple sound combinations like "consonant + vowel." Umar also continued to develop his speech breathing and articulation motor skills.
Umar's visual perception skills improved significantly. He learned to match words with different images on cards, diagrams, and special blocks. Umar began to use syllables more often in communication, making it much easier for him to interact with others.
Umar also developed imitation and play skills. Now he is better at following examples and more actively participates in games. The boy has become more focused, learned to maintain balance better, and can even complete a sensory obstacle course on his own!
You are the best! Thanks to your help, Umar completed an intensive rehabilitation course!