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Early Assistance Unit

The main objective of the Early Assistance Unit is that children that have development disorders or are in risk of having them, as difficulties in learning (language, motor, social, cognitive and adaptation) have all what they need to strength their ability of development and confort.

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Objectives

That's why the IMED Early Assistance Unit has the following objectives:

  • Reduce the effects of impairment or deficiency about child’s global development.
  • Improve, as far as possible, child’s development.
  • Introduce the compensation mechanisms, barrier elimination and adaptation to the specific needs.
  • Avoid or reduce the appearance of secondary effects or deficiencies or associated, produced by a disorder or a high risk situation.
  • Take care and cover the needs and demands of the family and the surrounding in which the child lives.
  • Consider the child as an active individual of the intervention.

Pathologies

In our department we deal with all kind of development difficulties such as:

  • Autism Spectrum Disorder
  • Speach and language delay
  • Attention deficit disorder with hyperactivity or not
  • Pervasive developmental disorders
  • Learning difficulties
  • Behavior problems
  • Syndrom (Down, Asperger, etc)

Professionals

Unit Coordinators

Paloma Carceller Sauras

Paloma Carceller Sauras

ATENCIóN TEMPRANA

IMED Levante, IMED International Center

Early Assitance Unit, Brain Injury Unit

Romina Antn Junquera

Romina Antón Junquera

LOGOPEDIA

IMED Levante, IMED International Center

Speech-language Therapy, Brain Injury Unit, Early Assitance Unit

Juan Prez Prez

Dr. Juan Pérez Pérez

IMED Teulada, IMED International Center

Neuropediatry, Pediatrician, Early Assitance Unit

Nuria Celia lvarez Hernndez

Dr. Nuria Celia Álvarez Hernández

IMED International Center

Child psychology, Early Assitance Unit, Neuropsychology