Thérapies pour le Syndrome ReNU
Nombreux services thérapeutiques pour les personnes atteintes du Syndrome ReNU
Il n'existe pas encore de thérapie causale pour le Syndrome ReNU (RNU4-2). Les thérapies de soutien recommandées incluent : kinésithérapie, orthophonie, ABA, méthode Feuerstein, ergothérapie, aquaticité et musicothérapie. Diagnostic du Syndrome ReNU.
Kinésithérapie
Exercise, strength training, balance, coordination and motion improvement. Particularly useful in cases of hypotonia.
Speech-Language Pathology
Supports communication development and oral-motor functions, including speech, swallowing and breathing.
AAC – Augmentative & Alternative Communication
AAC helps non-verbal children communicate through images, symbols, boards, gestures or digital tools.
Prompt Therapy
Prompts are cues provided by the therapist to teach correct responses, gradually faded to build independence.
Communicative Gestures
Gestures are immediate and accessible communicative tools that help the child be understood more easily and reduce frustration in daily situations.
Communicator (VOCA / App)
The communicator is a device, often digital, that allows the child to select symbols or images and convert them to speech, supporting autonomous communication.
ABA – Applied Behavior Analysis
ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) is a behavioral educational approach that helps children learn new skills and reduce behaviors that may hinder daily life, communication and participation. The path is personalized based on the child's goals and uses structured strategies, positive reinforcement and progress monitoring.
Ergothérapie
Develops personal autonomy, fine motor skills, coordination and participation in daily, school and social life.
Psychomotricity
Supports motor strategies, body organization and relational development. Does not address the genetic or neurological cause.
Dysphagia & Oral Motor Therapy
Dysphagia intervention helps improve swallowing and feeding safety, and can also address drooling management. Oral motor therapy works on lip, tongue, jaw and breathing control.
Activités Sportives Inclusives
Sports and recreational activities such as theatre, dance and inclusive team sports support wellbeing, self-esteem and social participation.
Thérapie Feuerstein
Mediation-based method to stimulate cognitive functions and improve learning capacity for each ReNU child.
Aquaticité et Natation
The aquatic environment promotes freedom of movement, muscle tone, coordination and sensory integration. Swimming is loved by many ReNU children.
Music Therapy
Used for perceptual motor skills, communication and mood regulation. Music is often a privileged relational channel for ReNU children.
Ce site n'approuve pas de thérapies spécifiques. Consultez toujours un médecin.
Examples of Communicative Gestures
Gestures are a natural, immediate and accessible way to help non-verbal children express their needs, emotions and desires. Through simple gestures that everyone can understand, communication becomes easier and encourages greater participation in daily life. In these cards we offer some examples.
Environments & Directions
Home
Here
Up
Down
Responses & Indications
Yes
No
Wait
Stop
Requests
Give me
High five
Come
People & Relationships
Me
You
Hug
Kiss
Emotions & Confirmations
Tenderness
Well done
Good
Ok
Needs & Nutrition
I am hungry
Eat
Drink
Yummy
Personal Care & Rest
I want to sleep
Toilet
Potty
Change
Attention & Learning
Quiet
Listen
Look
Book
Social Communication
Hello
Clap
Phone
Rights, Protections & Life Project
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