The program provides rehabilitation services for children from postpartum to four years of age, and includes group and individual therapy sessions, as well as training sessions for mothers. The program is offered in two separate tracks: the language delay track and the autism spectrum disorder track. These services are provided to children according to their needs. The child''s condition is diagnosed and an individual treatment plan is prepared for each child using the Carolina Curriculum for Infants and Toddlers program.
By the early intervention team under the direction of Dr. / Nahla Ahmed Deshash (PhD in Communication Sciences and Diseases specializing in Child Language, Department of Communication Sciences and Pathology - Howard University - United States of America),
Program services: linguistic, cognitive, motor and social stimulation, and training on daily life functions. The services provided to children are accompanied by orientation and training services for families, as well as educational and rehabilitation counseling services
The beneficiaries of the program
Early intervention program services are provided to children who need rehabilitation services such as:
Premature babies
Low birth weight
Failure to Thrive
Delay and language disorder
Mental retardation in all its forms and degrees
Difficulties with learning.
Hearing disability
Visual disability
Behavioral and emotional disorders
Multiple disabilities
Autism or the autism spectrum
