Omar is 6 years old. The first signs of developmental delays appeared before he was a year old: he didn't make eye contact and didn't respond to his name. By age 4, he was diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Thanks to his parents' persistence and regular sessions, he's already made significant progress: he's partially understood speech, can count, and even says his first sentences.
However, much work remains. Omar remains restless, has difficulty interacting with other children, and is afraid of noisy places. He's developed echolalia (repetition of words), which interferes with his ability to express himself.
To consolidate these acquired skills, become calmer, more patient, and learn to communicate, Omar needs a new course of comprehensive rehabilitation.
Let's work together to help him take another step toward a healthy life!
