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The Emir is 5 years old. After 2 years, the boy had a developmental setback, lost speech, eye contact, and stopped responding to his name. Specialists diagnosed delayed psychorechological development with autistic manifestations, sensorimotor alalia.

During the intensive classes, the boy became more attentive. The Emir learned how to match a picture with an object. He has also advanced in the "listener behavior" skill, can correctly select an object in a set of 6 cards, perform a motor movement.

The Emir had a hard time with complex exercises with 2 or more elements. During this course, the skills in sequential work with alternating elements such as jumping, shifting balls, catching/throwing rings and small/large objects improved. I have mastered the basics of balancing skills on an inverted balance beam. The boy's coordination and physical endurance improved. The ability to concentrate on the exercises performed has increased.

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The Emir has autism! To overcome developmental problems and learn new skills, you need a rehabilitation course!

The Emir is 5 years old. After 2 years, the boy had a developmental setback, lost speech, eye contact, stopped responding to his name. Specialists diagnosed delayed psychorechological development with autistic manifestations, sensorimotor alalia.

The baby does not understand the spoken language, there are no social and household skills, there are problems in behavior. The Emir has a brother and a sister, but he does not pay attention to them, avoids playing together with other children. The boy is not diligent, and the help of an adult is required when completing tasks.

The Emir needs to undergo intensive training with specialized specialists and hyperbaric oxygen therapy sessions to improve speech skills and reduce unwanted behavior.