Defectology Treatments

Special educators focus on early childhood development, learning, and behavioral challenges. Through a dedicated and individualized approach, the special educator focuses on the following:

• Assessment and diagnosis: thoroughly analyzes the child’s development (motor skills, speech, and socio-emotional status) in order to identify difficulties in time.
• Individual treatment: designs and implements therapy tailored to the specific needs of each child.
  Support and counseling: provides active support to parents, helping them understand their child’s development and how to properly stimulate it.

When to consult a special educator:

If you notice any of the following situations, don’t wait:

• Developmental delay: the child is not keeping up with the developmental pace of peers (starts sitting, crawling, or walking late).
• Difficulties with fine motor skills: objects frequently fall from their hands, or they struggle to use a pencil.
• Attention and learning problems: lacks concentration, learns with difficulty, or has trouble with reading and writing.
• Unusual behavior: withdrawal, frequent mood swings, or impulsivity.
• Risk factors at birth: if the child experienced health complications at birth.

Our services

We provide comprehensive support for your child’s development, including:

• Individual special education sessions: planning and implementing exercises and games to stimulate development.
• Graphomotor exercises: developing fine motor skills and preparing for writing through play.
• Treatment of motor function difficulties and disorders: specialized exercises to improve coordination, balance, and mobility.
• Stimulation of perceptual abilities: activities aimed at enhancing visual, tactile, auditory, and kinesthetic perception.
• Parent counseling: professional support and guidance on how to create a stimulating environment at home.
• Early intervention: early detection and treatment of developmental difficulties, which provides the best outcomes.