Let Yaroslav speak!

Yaroslav from Zaporizhzhia is diagnosed with autism and related specific mental disorders, problems with the cervical spine and posture, and hallux valgus deformity of the feet. When he started walking, he became hyperactive, had constant tantrums because he didn't understand the language he was being spoken to, and accordingly, what was allowed and what wasn't. He didn't speak at two years old, and at three years old either, and sessions with a speech therapist didn't yield any results. Only after establishing the correct diagnosis at age 5 and undergoing rehabilitation did the boy's speech make a small progress. The war also influenced Yaroslav's development. He did not understand what was happening, often instead of hiding from the shaheed, he ran to the window to look. And after arriving near the house, he got scared and began to be afraid of loud sounds, became nervous, refused to go outside for some time. To improve his condition, the Foundation paid for various classes at the rehabilitation center. Now, Yaroslav is trying to speak some words consciously. His coordination of movements has improved, his nervousness has disappeared, and there is progress in understanding speech. Of course, to achieve his mother's dream of having his son speak, he still needs more than one rehabilitation course, but the beginning has been made.