Speech Therapy:
The assessment and treatment of communication problems and speech disorders is known as speech therapy.
It is carried out by speech-language pathologists (SLPs), who are commonly referred to as speech therapists.
Speech therapy techniques are utilized to enhance communication, which may include articulation therapy, language intervention activities, and other methods based on the specific needs of toddlers or speech therapy for kid and speech therapy for adults.
Speech therapy may be required for speech disorders that emerge in childhood, or for speech impairments in adults caused by injury or illness, such as stroke or brain injury.
Oral Placement Therapy:
Oral Placement Therapy (OPT) and Oral Placement Cognitive Behavioral Therapy is a type of speech therapy that focuses on developing proper oral motor skills and placement techniques to improve speech clarity and articulation. It is often used to help individuals with speech disorders, such as apraxia of speech, dysarthria, and articulation disorders.
OPT aims to:
- Develop proper oral motor skills, such as tongue movement and lip closure.
- Improve placement of the tongue, lips, and jaw for correct articulation.
- Enhance coordination and timing of oral movements.
Therapists use various techniques and tools, like:
- Oral exercises and drills.
- Speech exercises, like repeating words and phrases.
- Use of mirrors and visual feedback.
- Manual guidance and facilitation.
OPT helps individuals improve their ability to articulate sounds, words, and sentences more clearly and confidently. If you have any specific questions or need more information, feel free to ask!
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy(CBT)/applied Behavioral analaysis:
Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) is a type of psychotherapy that focuses on identifying and changing negative thought patterns and behaviors that contribute to various mental health issues. It is a problem-focused approach that aims to help individuals understand how their thoughts, feelings, and actions are interconnected and how they can be changed to improve their mental health and well-being.
Cognitive behavioral therapy is a treatment option for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder who have other mental health conditions, such as anxiety, depression or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity disorder.
Cognitive behavioral therapy has two main parts. the Cognitive component helps children change how they think about a situation, whereas the Behavioral component helps children change how they react to a situation.
In our Vibrant Wings CDC Cognitive behavioral therapy sessions ,the child works with a specially trained therapist. The therapist will observe how his or her thoughts, feelings and behaviors are related and influence each other. In order to change unwanted feelings or problematic behaviors , our therapist will teach the child strategies to modify thoughts and to respond differently during certain situations.
Occupational Therapy / Sensory integration:
Occupational Therapy and Occupational Therapy for Child is just explore by the experienced therapist and ii is very much affected to the child.
It can help the children to make physically and emotionally strong.
In our Vibrant Wings CDC we are using different type of textures to make tactile and sensory integration. It can help the children to reduce their
Hyperactivity and hyposensitivity with the help of following diet. It can make Children active and improve their daily living skills. They may take few months duration but it's fortunately use to develop relevant issues like Touching, Finemotor, gross motor, holding, Jumping, body stretching, Climbing etc..,
Vision Therapy:
Vision therapy is a program that aims to improve a person's visual abilities. It uses a variety of ways such as eye exercises, testing, occlusion lenses and prisms to treat a range of visual problems.
Vision therapy works by providing visual experiences that are different from what the brain is accustomed to , which in turn helps to rewire neural connections, creating new pathways in the brain & strengthening existing ones. It's not just "eye exercises" the goal of vision therapist not to strengthen eye muscles, your eye muscles are incredibly strong and the vision problems. Vision therapy aims to treat are rarely caused by muscle weakness.
A vision therapy program for a child with ASD ( Autism spectrum disorder ) will facilitate improved visual processing, enabling them to better understand their surroundings , pointing to figures, representing feelings, actions, or objects can help to show their desires or needs and children with autism may also be more likely to have vision problems than typical Children are.
Children with autism suffer disproportionately with vision problems but unfortunately, often go undiagnosed for years.
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