Mental and Physical Disability

Mental and physical disabilities refer to impairments in cognitive performance and physical function. These disabilities can significantly affect a child’s behavioral and psychological well-being.

Mental disabilities, which occur before the age of 18 and are the most common type of developmental disability, are characterized by limitations in intellectual performance and adaptive behavior, such as social and practical skills. This can lead to challenges in general learning and a longer time required to develop daily functional skills, necessitating professional intervention by behavioral specialists.

Children with physical disabilities are more likely to suffer from psychological disorders, such as anxiety and depression.

At Spectra Center, we provide diverse and comprehensive services to help your child and family achieve a better quality of life, including:

Early detection of developmental and behavioral disorders, such as mental and physical disabilities, using the finest and most advanced scientific tools for patient diagnosis and training.
Early intervention programs for children under the age of five with developmental and behavioral disorders.
Providing specialized services based on individual needs, such as medical treatment, diagnosis services, consultations with qualified specialists in developmental-behavioral pediatrics, child psychology, psychiatry, occupational therapy, speech therapy, behavior modification, and special education.
Training children with special needs in using the bathroom and other life skills under the supervision of a specialist who guides parents to build a better quality of life.
Providing detailed reports from specialists to clients and comprehensive treatment plans to ensure effective communication for positive therapeutic outcomes.

This is because children with disabilities, whether mental or physical, may need assistance in:

Coping with the disability
Relationships with parents, siblings, or peers
Challenging behavior
Educational attainment and learning disabilities
Eating behaviors
Symptoms of anxiety and depression
Emotional well-being

What do we treat?

Autism Spectrum Disorder

Language and Communication Problems

ADHD

Developmental Delay

Learning Difficulties

Stubbornness, Violence, Fear and Anxiety