Therapy isn’t magic; it is a process that requires consistency and a deliberate implementation plan so as to see expected results.
Therapeutic interventions often times are reviewed, downgraded or upgraded based on the needs and progress of the child.
However, as a parent you might be tempted to stop therapy for your child if you ain’t seeing the desired result at the time you expect(delayed results).
Always remember that individuals differ and so, outcomes may differ in timelines.
Nevertheless, here are 5 reasons your child shouldn’t quit therapy.
- Therapy is an integral part of attaining function and remedy. Some conditions see remediating effects as a result of therapy while some see compensatory effects.
Notwithstanding, consistent therapy yields progress. - It helps improve the attainment of developmental milestones and changes of great prognosis.
- Depending on the diagnosis and its need, it is an avenue to learn new skills or be better at a residual one.
- Therapeutic interventions improves other areas of development-communication and socialization.
- Consistent therapy yields result over time.
