Adam, with developmental delay and behavioral problems, needs rehabilitation for development.

Adam will soon turn five. He has been diagnosed with delayed psychoverbal development (DPVD) with significant behavioral and emotional difficulties. His parents learned of his illness when he was about two years old. Since then, the family hasn't given up: regular consultations with neurologists and a psychiatrist, treatment with an osteopath, and, for the past two years, regular sessions at a special needs center. Adam's schedule includes ABA therapy, neurocorrection, and neurodynamic gymnastics. Thanks to this tremendous work, Adam has already achieved his first victories: he has begun to better understand the speech of others and has begun to use long-awaited words. Now, in order to consolidate these important skills and master new ones, Adam needs another rehabilitation course. Unfortunately, due to financial constraints, it is very difficult for the family to pay for it themselves. Let's support Adam and give him the opportunity to reach this important milestone on the path to a full life!