Abu Road, Rajasthan – Madhav University has launched an initiative aimed at improving the lives of children, particularly those with special needs. The university’s School for Children with Special Needs and Rehabilitation Center is undertaking significant work in this area.
A recent lecture on neurotherapy and yoga therapy for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) was organized by the center, featuring Ram Gopal Parihar, National President of Lajpatrai Mehra Neurotherapy Research and Training Institute. Parihar shared valuable insights into mental disability, developmental delays in children, and the positive impact of neurotherapy. He noted that while there hasn’t been a definitive cure for such conditions, management and therapy can make a significant difference.
Dr. Raj Singh Sahrawat, Principal of Madhav Special School, highlighted the increasing problem of developmental delays due to stress and excessive mobile phone use among children. He announced plans to offer free neurotherapy and yoga therapy to these children, subject to university administration approval. Additionally, parents will be trained in better parenting practices.
Dr. Anil Yogi, Head of the Yoga-Naturopathy Department, Madhav University, emphasized the growing concern of developmental issues in children. The university’s initiative reflects its commitment to addressing these challenges and providing support to children and their families. The center offers necessary medical care, interventions, and therapies to children and their families, helping them understand disabilities and improve their quality of life. The initiative aims to combat the increasing reliance on mobile phones and social media, which are seen as detrimental to children’s mental and physical development.
