Rehabilitation for a special boy, Serezha

Seryozha is growing up in a large and loving family. His parents long hoped that his difficulties would be behind him, but by the age of three, his diagnoses had only increased: developmental delay, alalia, hyperactivity, and autism spectrum disorder. Now, the boy desperately needs the help of specialists, and it's already showing results. After six months of sessions with a neuropsychologist and a speech therapist, Serezha has developed pointing gestures and eye contact, and he's working on imitation. Progress is slow, but it's happening. Seryozha is a gentle and kind boy. He loves to go for walks, play lotto, and arrange things. True, his concentration is difficult: he gets easily distracted. But he's easygoing and enjoys visiting specialists. Currently, the boy has sessions four times a week. This is enough to maintain progress, but not enough to move forward confidently. We believe that with regular sessions, Seryozha will be able to overcome his problems, learn to speak, and attend a regular school. Any help brings Seryozha closer to his great victories.