Children with developmental disabilities have great difficulty in socializing with peers and adults and have problems with emotional control. They may be withdrawn, aggressive, or overly dependent on their parents. Parents of these children also often experience the stress and anxiety associated with raising a child with developmental disabilities.
Skilled psychological work can help overcome the difficulties. Psychological assistance to children and adolescents with disabilities and their parents include: individual and group work for children and adolescents with disabilities, trainings for parents on parenting children with disabilities, counseling As part of such work effective trainings aimed at developing communication skills, emotional control and independence. This will help children to compensate and adapt to interact with others.
Your support will help these families to get the necessary psychological help, cope with accumulated emotions and find strength to continue the fight for the health of their children, as well as improve the quality of life of children and adolescents, helping them to better adapt in society and achieve their potential.
