Physiotherapy

Physiotherapy helps with the development, rehabilitation and improvement of movement skills and performance. The role of the physiotherapist is to assess and manage children with a movement disorder, disability or illness. The aim of a physiotherapist is to help the child reach their full potential through providing physical intervention, advice and support.

Physiotherapist may work on gross motor skills such as sitting, standing and walking; as well as improvement in flexibility, strength and endurance. Physiotherapist use exercises to help children gain and keep the best possible use of their bodies. They also try to improve breathing and prevent the development of deformities

Yoga for special children

The children with disabilities who practice Yoga often surprise everyone with their quick mastery of various yoga techniques as well as tremendous improvement of basic motor, communicative and cognitive skills; they develop greater concentration, balance and control in their day to day activities.

Yoga is beneficial to all but the only requirement is proper instruction and regular dedicated practice.  It is highly recommended that the parents of the special children also enroll in with their children to experience the effects of Yoga for themselves.

It also helps create better bonding and understanding between the parent and the child with special needs.  We never really know what the outcome might be but we do know that yoga helps to recreate, refine and redefine the child, which lays a foundation for positive improvement.

Computer training for a differently abled student

We started computer training for special students at our Mathru Aasare office Sindhanur.