Speech and language therapy helps children overcome communication difficulties by addressing language delays, articulation problems, fluency disorders, and other speech-related challenges

Learning-based therapy aims to enhance a child's cognitive, emotional, and behavioral functioning through structured activities that promote learning, memory, and problem-solving skills

Behavioral therapy helps children and adolescents with developmental disorders by reinforcing positive behaviors, reducing negative behaviors, and improving social skills through evidence-based interventions

Occupational therapy helps children develop the skills necessary to perform daily activities, such as dressing, grooming, and school work, by improving fine motor skills, hand-eye coordination, and sensory processing

Physiotherapy helps children overcome physical challenges through exercises, manual therapy, and other interventions that improve strength, mobility, and coordination

Feeding and swallowing therapy focuses on evaluating and treating difficulties related to eating, drinking, and swallowing, which can impact a child's growth, development, and overall health

Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) therapy uses a scientific approach to develop and improve a child's skills and abilities, with a focus on reinforcing positive behaviors and reducing problematic ones