Therapies
Music Therapy
Music therapy uses music to stimulate children's emotional, cognitive, and social development. Through songs, instruments, and movement, children express emotions, improve attention, communication, and strengthen self-confidence. In the school environment, it promotes creativity, cooperation, and joy, making music a bridge to learning and inner harmony.
ABA Therapy
ABA Therapy (Applied Behavior Analysis) is an educational and therapeutic approach designed to promote positive skills in children through observation, reinforcement, and repetition. In the school setting, it helps improve communication, independence, focus, and social abilities. Therapists work individually with each child, using games, visual aids, and structured activities that adapt to their pace, celebrating every achievement with joy and encouragement.
Family Training
Family Training Therapy aims to strengthen the bond between the family and the child, providing tools and strategies to support emotional, behavioral, and social development. Through participatory sessions, parents learn to better understand their child’s needs, communicate with empathy, and create positive routines at home and school. It’s a space for support, learning, and family connection.
Occupational Therapy
Occupational Therapy supports children in developing their motor, sensory, and independence skills. Through games, hands-on activities, and coordination exercises, children improve fine and gross motor abilities, focus, and self-confidence. The goal is to help each child participate more independently in everyday tasks, both at school and at home.
Speech Therapy
Speech Therapy helps children develop and strengthen their communication skills. Through games, pronunciation exercises, and engaging activities, children learn to express themselves clearly, expand their vocabulary, and build confidence when speaking. The therapist supports every step with patience and encouragement, turning language learning into a joyful and meaningful experience.