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IIAHP Institutes Provides Therapies For The Children Of Age Group 2 to 17 Years Old. We provide affordable therapies for Special Children.
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Autism Treatment Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a comprehensive term used to describe a group of neurodevelopmental disorders. It is characterized by problems with communication and social interaction. Children with ASD can recover with our autism treatment techniques.
Cerebral Palsy Treatment The word “cerebral” means the midbrain, “palsy” means paralysis. We provide the best cerebral palsy treatment to the children of age group 2 to 17 years old. Cerebral palsy (CP) is a neurological disorder that affects the movement of a child, motor skills and muscle tone. In most cases, cerebral palsy is caused by brain damage, which develops while the child is still in the utero or during shortly after birth.
Down Syndrome Treatment Down syndrome (sometimes called Down’s syndrome) it is a condition in which a child is born with an additional copy of its 21st chromosome, its second name is Trisomy 21. In other words, Trisomy 21 and Down Syndrome Treatment refer to the same disorder.
Speech Therapy Like other skills and milestones, at the age in which children learn languages and start talking, they may vary. Many children say “Mama” and “Dada” before their first birthday, and most children can say about 20 words until 18 months. But what if the 2-year-old child is not talking yet or keeps only two words together then the child needs speech therapy to say words clearly.
ADHD Treatment Most children have such moments when they have extra energy. But how often do you need to tell your child to slow down or stop interrupting. We provide ADHD treatment for hyperactive children of age group 2 to 17 years old. Hyperactivity is a sign of Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD). ADHD in children can also happen with other conditions.
Special Needs Children One of the main reasons for a child to become Special needs is brain injury before, during or after birth. A brain injured child will either have a problem with the sensory pathways (incoming) or the motor pathways (outgoing) or both. When a person cannot see, hear or feel properly, he or she cannot respond to the world around him normally.
