CRIT Areas
Physical Therapy
The goal of therapy is to give strength, provide flexibility and improve range of motion and balance, achieving the optimal development of the physical and functional activities of the children with disabilities. This therapy is divided into:
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Electrotherapy |
Mechanotherapy |
Hydrotherapy |
Cryotherapy |
Fluidtherapy |
Among the treatment teams, the most important of this area are:
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Multiple early stimulation and Neurotherapy |
Clinical Psychology |
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The intention is to early stimulate the maturation, development and plasticity of the brain in high-risk children that present some kind of brain injury. The development of intellectual and movement abilities would be limited for these children without this therapy. |
Helps measure and limit the impact of the disability on the child, looking to promote the continuity of the treatment, strengthening the cognitive tools for the social integration of children. |
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Family CareSince disability is a problem that affects the child and his entire family, the aim of this service is to provide the necessary support for training, integration and family togetherness, which is considered as the main agent of the CRIT System rehabilitation.
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It seeks to achieve functional independence in daily activities in the life of the child or young person with disabilities, such as bathing, dressing, undressing, eating or moving, with the use of functional adaptations and / or bracing. |
Speech TherapyThese treatments are designed to develop communication skills and written and unwritten language, verbal and nonverbal, of the children using therapeutic techniques, breathing, lingual and orofacial exercises and with the support of the teaching equipment.
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