AI is doing some pretty amazing things when it comes to how our brains adapt and grow. Crunching numbers or solving problems is just the basics; it’s actually helping our brains become stronger and more flexible. 

Stimming can help a child feel calm, express excitement, or focus. But if it starts to interfere with daily life or becomes harmful, it's important to find healthier ways to redirect that energy. 

The little moments of connection matter. Whether it’s sticking to a routine, using daily interactions to teach, or incorporating AI tools like Enara, parental involvement is key to every autistic child’s growth.

The 2025 theme, "Advancing Neurodiversity and the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)," highlights how inclusive policies can drive positive change for autistic individuals and contribute to a more sustainable world. 

Discover common challenges autistic children face during Eid and practical tips to make the experience more comfortable and enjoyable for them.

Enara’s programs, designed by licensed therapists, ensure an evidence-based approach. The Interactive AI  games include training videos for parents to guide children.  It’s also the first Arabic-language platform with AI-powered speech recognition feature

Ramadan’s routine changes challenge parents and therapists in managing tantrums and behaviors in children with developmental delays. Enara’s personalized, AI-powered programs keep children engaged, help them develop essential skills, and manage emotions, all while supporting therapy at home.

What if AI isn’t here to dominate but to enhance how we care, teach, and connect? This January 24th, the International Day of Education explores “AI and education: Preserving human agency in a world of automation.” Can AI bridge the gap to a more inclusive, impactful future?

Parent tutorials and activity videos make learning engaging and joyful for children with special needs. Gain practical tools to nurture your child’s growth, celebrate progress, and turn challenges into triumphs. Start today.

Developmental Language Disorder (DLD) can make words feel like a puzzle for kids—hard to understand and tough to express. Spotting signs early, like late talking or reading troubles, sets the stage for the right support, helping them find their voices and thrive in school and beyond.

The 6th AccessAbilities Expo, held from October 9-11, 2024, at the Dubai World Trade Centre, was a landmark event for accessibility innovation. As the MENASA region's largest gathering of its kind, it unveiled groundbreaking technologies—from AI-driven solutions to immersive virtual reality—designed to transform daily life for People of Determination, making the future of inclusivity more tangible than ever.

Around 80% of children with dyslexia struggle with phonological skills, which makes reading slower and more challenging. Early intervention is crucial, yet nurturing an inclusive classroom environment is essential for sustained progress

While many parents worry about digital screens harming their children’s development, thoughtful use can unlock significant benefits. With the right technology, screens can become powerful tools for learning and engagement, enriching children’s lives instead of hindering them.

Developmental regression occurs when a child loses skills they’ve previously mastered. Spotting its symptoms early is vital, and consistent therapy—especially with the aid of new technology—can go a long way in helping your child retain those crucial abilities.