Rehabilitation
Among the services provided are physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech‑language therapy, in addition to psychological, social, nutritional, and feeding services. Below is a detailed overview of some of the services offered by the Society:
Physical Therapy
Physical therapy is one of the most important services the Society provides to its beneficiaries, especially children, many of whom require regular and ongoing sessions. These sessions are delivered by a specialized and highly experienced physiotherapy team.
The team also trains the children to perform certain exercises independently and teaches them proper sitting and movement postures according to their abilities, helping reduce the risk of injury. They additionally offer hydrotherapy sessions that support relaxation, soften tight muscles, and improve flexibility.
The team is further responsible for assessing and adjusting wheelchairs to suit each individual’s needs, training the children on their correct use, and facilitating safe and effective mobility, whether independently or with assistance.
Physical Therapy
Physical therapy is one of the most important services the Society provides to its beneficiaries, especially children, many of whom require regular and ongoing sessions. These sessions are delivered by a specialized and highly experienced physiotherapy team.
The team also trains the children to perform certain exercises independently and teaches them proper sitting and movement postures according to their abilities, helping reduce the risk of injury. They additionally offer hydrotherapy sessions that support relaxation, soften tight muscles, and improve flexibility.
The team is further responsible for assessing and adjusting wheelchairs to suit each individual’s needs, training the children on their correct use, and facilitating safe and effective mobility, whether independently or with assistance.
Physical Therapy
Physical therapy is one of the most important services the Society provides to its beneficiaries, especially children, many of whom require regular and ongoing sessions. These sessions are delivered by a specialized and highly experienced physiotherapy team.
The team also trains the children to perform certain exercises independently and teaches them proper sitting and movement postures according to their abilities, helping reduce the risk of injury. They additionally offer hydrotherapy sessions that support relaxation, soften tight muscles, and improve flexibility.
The team is further responsible for assessing and adjusting wheelchairs to suit each individual’s needs, training the children on their correct use, and facilitating safe and effective mobility, whether independently or with assistance.
Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy aims to develop the children’s abilities to perform tasks appropriate to their individual capacities. It seeks to help them utilize their strengths and latent potential, acquire skills and programs that promote self‑reliance, reduce dependence on others, and engage in meaningful activities that enrich their interests and hobbies.
Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy aims to develop the children’s abilities to perform tasks appropriate to their individual capacities. It seeks to help them utilize their strengths and latent potential, acquire skills and programs that promote self‑reliance, reduce dependence on others, and engage in meaningful activities that enrich their interests and hobbies.
Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy aims to develop the children’s abilities to perform tasks appropriate to their individual capacities. It seeks to help them utilize their strengths and latent potential, acquire skills and programs that promote self‑reliance, reduce dependence on others, and engage in meaningful activities that enrich their interests and hobbies.
Speech and
Language Therapy
In this area, the Society focuses on interventions for cases in which a child’s condition affects speech or expressive abilities. The service is dedicated to enhancing all aspects of communication skills, including language comprehension and use, speech clarity, fluency, and proper vocal production. These efforts are essential for improving the children’s overall social communication abilities.
Speech and
Language Therapy
In this area, the Society focuses on interventions for cases in which a child’s condition affects speech or expressive abilities. The service is dedicated to enhancing all aspects of communication skills, including language comprehension and use, speech clarity, fluency, and proper vocal production. These efforts are essential for improving the children’s overall social communication abilities.
Speech and
Language Therapy
In this area, the Society focuses on interventions for cases in which a child’s condition affects speech or expressive abilities. The service is dedicated to enhancing all aspects of communication skills, including language comprehension and use, speech clarity, fluency, and proper vocal production. These efforts are essential for improving the children’s overall social communication abilities.
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