Early Intervention

Definition

Early intervention refers to the timely and targeted support provided to individuals with neurodevelopmental disorders during their early stages of development. It focuses on addressing challenges and promoting optimal growth in areas such as communication, behavior, social skills, and cognitive abilities.

Related terms

Neuroplasticity:

The brain's ability to reorganize itself by forming new neural connections throughout life.

Developmental Milestones: Specific skills or behaviors that children typically achieve within a certain age range.

Sensory Integration Therapy: A therapeutic approach that aims to help individuals integrate sensory information from different sources more effectively.