From an early age, Khalif's parents noticed that he didn't respond to his name, didn't pay attention to others, and struggled to understand spoken language. He often cried for no apparent reason, causing concern for his parents. After numerous evaluations, Khalif was diagnosed with delayed psychomotor development and autistic behavior.
Now, at the age of 4, Khalif dislikes public places and often cries when he finds himself in unfamiliar surroundings. He prefers to run around the room in circles, and interacting with other children remains a challenging task for him. Khalif does not speak, but he can communicate with gestures when he is in a familiar place. He enjoys going for walks with his mother, but he does not like strangers.
In order for Khalif to become more open and learn to interact with others, he needs to undergo intensive training with specialized professionals.
