Umar has delayed psycholinguistic development and an autism spectrum disorder. The boy does not speak, is afraid of people, avoids contact, and shows aggression. This behavior is not caused by anger, but by fear and the inability to express himself in any other way.
Specialists are confident: the situation can be changed. Umar needs comprehensive rehabilitation:
- Adaptive physical education (APE) helps release tension and strengthen the body;
- ABA therapy develops communication skills and reduces aggression;
- Sensory integration teaches the nervous system to perceive the world more calmly.
Together, these activities help the child come out of isolation: to stop being afraid, to start understanding and communicating. Without systematic work, Umar's condition may worsen.
His parents are not giving up, but they cannot afford to pay for the full course on their own. Help Umar undergo rehabilitation—every donation brings him closer to a world where he will no longer be afraid.
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