Yasmina has a delay in psychomotor development, along with behavioral and emotional disturbances. To overcome this delay, she requires a rehabilitation course.

Yasmina is six years old, one of twins. She is diagnosed with delayed psychomotor development with behavioral and emotional disturbances. Until she was two, she developed like a typical child: she spoke individual words, understood speech, and interacted with others. However, after turning two, her development stalled, and around age three, there was a sharp and frightening setback. She developed severe fears, stopped moving around the house, and lost all speech and understanding of spoken language. Thanks to her parents' incredible efforts, regular treatment, and rehabilitation courses, long-awaited positive progress has been made. Yasmina's condition has improved: she has begun to understand her loved ones again, her behavior has calmed down, and most importantly, she has begun repeating words. To consolidate these results and learn new important skills, another rehabilitation course is necessary. Unfortunately, the family is in a difficult financial situation, and the parents are unable to afford it themselves. Let's help Yasmina complete this important course and take another step toward a healthy life!