Emina is 6 years old, at the age of 2, her parents noticed that the girl was lagging behind her peers in development. From that moment on, Emina is registered with a neurologist and systematically undergoes medical treatment. Specialists have made several diagnoses: unspecified encephalopathy with severe speech development delay, autism spectrum disorder.
Emina learned how to follow instructions with objects, distinguish between stimuli, learned motor imitation, sequencing in games, and correlating Seguin boards in a set of two. The girl's fine motor skills and concentration improved significantly, and she developed an interest in small details and toys.
Thanks to the completed course, Emina acquired onomatopoeia, she began to better understand the spoken language and respond to her name. Work was also underway to develop self-service skills, including toilet skills. The girl also now knows how to dress with the help of an adult, hold a spoon on her own, and wash her hands.
In adaptive sports classes, Emina significantly improved her physical skills. She learned how to follow instructions with an object and practice on simulators, as well as jump, run, crawl and throw a ball at a target. After studying with a sensory integration specialist, Emina showed positive dynamics in the development of large and small motor skills, she began to keep her balance better, and learned to stand on a balance beam.
You're the best! Thanks to your help, Emina has completed an intensive rehabilitation course!
