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Speech Therapy

Children's speech therapy involves tailored interventions targeting speech and language disorders. Therapists employ engaging activities to improve articulation, language comprehension, and social communication skills. Through play-based exercises, sound repetition, and visual aids, therapy aims to enhance children's communication abilities, fostering confidence and effective communication in various settings.

 

Adult speech therapy treatment involves personalized sessions to address communication disorders. Therapists use various techniques, including exercises to improve speech articulation, language comprehension, and cognitive-linguistic abilities. They may focus on fluency, voice modulation, or swallowing difficulties, aiming to enhance communication skills, confidence, and quality of life for their clients.

 
 

Occupational Therapy

Children's occupational therapy involves tailored interventions to enhance a child's ability to engage in daily activities. Therapists employ play-based techniques, sensory integration exercises, and fine motor skill development to address challenges related to motor skills, coordination, sensory processing, and cognitive abilities, fostering independence and improving overall quality of life.

 

Adult occupational therapy focuses on enabling individuals to engage in meaningful activities and daily tasks despite physical, mental, or developmental challenges. Therapists use personalized interventions, adaptive strategies, and assistive devices to enhance functional abilities, improve independence, and promote overall well-being in areas such as self-care, work, and leisure activities.

 
 
 

Berards (AIT)

Berard Auditory Integration Training (AIT) is a therapeutic method designed to address auditory processing issues. Utilizing specially filtered music, it aims to regulate hypersensitivities or processing difficulties related to sound. Over ten days, individuals listen to modified music to potentially enhance auditory perception, communication, and sensory integration.