Family support is key to making therapy work. As a parent or caregiver, your role matters. With encouragement and guidance, you can create a safe, supportive space where your child can grow and thrive.
Building friendships is fundamental to every child’s social and emotional development. For neurodiverse children, however, making friends can be a challenge. Learn how to help your child build friendships that nurture growth, understanding, and joy.
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.
For children with special needs, a tailored goal can be transformative. This guide breaks down practical steps to help them set and achieve goals that play to their strengths, boosting confidence and providing a real sense of accomplishment.
How can you give your best as a therapist if you're not at your best? Therapy is rewarding, but it’s also demanding. Taking care of yourself isn’t just essential for your own well-being—it directly impacts the care you provide. Here are quick tips to help you recharge and show up strong for those who count on you.
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
Emerging technologies like AI and virtual reality are set to revolutionize therapy for learning challenges, bridging the gap for families facing long waits and inadequate support. With AI-driven platforms, therapy becomes more personalized, efficient, and accessible—offering expert assistance right in your home whenever needed.
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.