Abdullah is 4 years old. By the age of 2, the boy became capricious, stopped responding to his name, and lost interest in the world around him. Experts diagnosed him with psychomotor developmental delay and attention deficit hyperactivity disorder.
Abdullah only plays with his brother at home and prefers solitude. He enjoys puzzles, car games, and tag, but he feels uncomfortable in fast-paced environments and noisy situations. The kid speaks a few words, knows letters and numbers, and is also able to show body parts, animals, and toys. However, the lack of spoken language and short-term eye contact create additional barriers.
In order for Abdullah to better understand spoken language and be able to establish contact with others, he needs the help of a behavioral analyst, speech therapist, speech pathologist, specialists in adaptive physical culture and sensory integration.