Children's rehabilitation is a process that aims to help children with disabilities or developmental delays achieve maximum independence and participation in life. Rehabilitation can include a variety of services, including:
Physical therapy: Focuses on improving movement, balance, and strength.
Occupational therapy: Focuses on helping children perform daily activities such as eating, dressing, and bathing.
Speech therapy: Focuses on improving children's communication skills.
Psychological therapy: Focuses on helping children cope with the emotional and social challenges associated with their disability.
Educational therapy: Focuses on helping children learn and develop academically.
Who are the children who need rehabilitation?
Children with a variety of disabilities and developmental delays can benefit from rehabilitation services.
