You say autism cases are very different. Can you tell us what Jaime looks like? It’s one thing to define Jaime and another to define Jaime’s autism. Jaime is very similar to his sister, who doesn’t have autism. He is a flexible child, easy to carry, like his sister, they are calm but also active […]
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Language delay has a neurophysiological cause; the hereditary aspect plays a major role and difficulties are present from birth. If you are a parent or with children, you may have heard about language delay. Or perhaps you have a child with a language delay in your life? This developmental problem is characterized by slower language […]
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Music Therapy What is music therapy? Music therapy is an expressive therapy through music that allows children and adults to maintain or improve their health. Music therapy uses sound, harmony, rhythm, and melody to enhance the development of various emotional, cognitive, social, and physical skills. Music therapy is taught by accredited specialists with experience in […]
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The Intelligence Quotient (CI or IQ) is a score derived from standardized tests that is used to measure intelligence (or, according to some critics, a type of intelligence). The IQ of a population of a given age has an average of 100 and a standard deviation of about 15. This means that in a Gaussian […]
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We all love travelling: meeting new destinations, new friends… But in the case of people with disabilities, this is not only a pleasure, but travel also has a therapeutic component. Travel has been shown to increase social skills, communication skills and self-esteem. In addition, with ContigoMas Viajes (an agency specializing in travel for people with […]
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