Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy has proven to be a valuable approach in supporting individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in various areas of development. This article will delve into the significance of ABA therapy in speech, communication, and physical development programs for learners with autism, highlighting its key principles and strategies. Understanding Applied Behavior […]
How Parents Can Manage Sports Anxiety and Support Their Child on the Field
Sports bring up a lot of opportunities as well as challenges for children. Parents want only the best for their children, and they try to be present in whatever ways they can to support them in this endeavour. Small things that can be kept in mind while putting your child up for any sports activity can be: Proper physical and mental assessment: Just as physical abilities are judged or assessed before participating […]
Importance of good ‘Doctors Patients Relationship’ as an additional therapy
The relationship between doctors and their patients has received philosophical, sociological, and literary attention since Hippocrates. A good doctor-patient relationship is essential for effective healthcare delivery and its basic foundation of treatment. It also has a significant impact on patient care and overall patient health outcomes. What makes the doctor-patient relationship so special: 1) Trust […]
Environment – A Therapy for Mental Health
A variety of things play a role in poor mental health. Genetics, past experiences, and diet have many impacts on life. However, many of us overlook the variables when attempting to identify the root causes of our mental health issues in which we go about our daily lives. According to Gurpreet Arora, founder of Make Me Pure- It is crucial […]
Sleep Talk Therapy – A Magical Solution
Sleep Talking Therapy, a boon for all the mothers out there. It’s a magic, mothers can do by talking to their kid while they are asleep. A simple yet very effective therapy. Every child is different and has his/her own likes and dislikes which may not necessarily be correct. But as mothers we respect it. […]