Emotional and Social Support
Emotional and Social Support
Emotional and Social Support
Counselling and Emotional Support:
Families can access counselling services that focus on emotional well-being for both the child and the family members. This includes stress management, coping strategies, and building resilience.
Peer Support and Social Integration:
We encourage children to participate in group activities where they can i
Counselling and Emotional Support:
Families can access counselling services that focus on emotional well-being for both the child and the family members. This includes stress management, coping strategies, and building resilience.
Peer Support and Social Integration:
We encourage children to participate in group activities where they can interact with peers, learn social norms, and build friendships in a safe environment.
Family Support:
We provide guidance and support for parents, helping them manage the challenges of raising a child with a disability. This can include advice on managing stress, advocacy, and accessing other support services.
Benefits of In-House Support
Emotional and Social Support
Emotional and Social Support
Consistency and Familiarity:
By providing services in a familiar environment, children are more likely to feel comfortable and supported, leading to better outcomes in terms of progress and engagement.
Comprehensive Support:
Families receive a holistic range of services in one place, saving time and reducing stress. This integrated approac
Consistency and Familiarity:
By providing services in a familiar environment, children are more likely to feel comfortable and supported, leading to better outcomes in terms of progress and engagement.
Comprehensive Support:
Families receive a holistic range of services in one place, saving time and reducing stress. This integrated approach ensures that all aspects of the child’s development and care are addressed.
Empowerment and Education:
Families are empowered to be active participants in their child’s development and well-being, with support that equips them with the knowledge and skills needed to advocate for their child.