Why Choose Divya Neuro Rehabilitation For Autism Care?

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We have been working in the working in the field of Autism for more then 15 yrs. We not only focuses speech and language problem but we focus on each and every of the child like sheep pattern, quality of sleep, gut related issues like constipation, absence seizures, eating habits, for children with the staring spells etc. for children's with the history of speech regression we conduct a elaborate EEG test which can last for hours depending upon the patient.
This help us to diagnose the actual condition of the child and to frame one therapeutically and Medical approach. Proper counselling of parents is focus during treatment because a high percentage of parents go through mild to moderate form of depression.
All of our therapy session are done in presence of parents and the parents are encourage to take part in therapy session, so that the child does not become
dependent on the therapist.
As we all know that kids starts to speak few words after few months of speech therapy but they do not initiate to communicate or achieve a proper language skills.
For this we focus on improving the reading skills ...
... of the child, so that the child can learn and understand the meaning of words (which he can not see in any picture).
Following these steps and many моге and with pure dedication and hard work we have hundreds of success stories. So come and be a part of one Journey. We promise you will not regret your decision.
Occupational therapy (OT) and speech therapy play crucial roles in supporting individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). These therapies are often part of a comprehensive treatment plan designed to address the unique challenges and strengths of individuals with autism. Here's how each therapy can help:-
1. Occupational Therapy:-
a) Sensory Integration: - Many individuals with autism experience difficulties with sensory processing. OT can help address sensory challenges through activities that provide sensory input or help regulate sensory responses.
b) Fine and Gross Motor Skills: - OT focuses on improving motor skills, both fine (such as handwriting) and gross (such as coordination and balance). Enhancing these skills can contribute to increased independence in daily activities.
2. Speech Therapy:-
a) Communication Skills: - One of the hallmark challenges for individuals with autism is communication. Speech therapy targets language development, helping individuals improve verbal communication skills or develop alternative communication methods, such as sign language or augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) devices.
b) Social Communication: - Speech therapists work on social communication skills, including understanding and using nonverbal cues, maintaining conversations, and developing social pragmatics.