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An open discussion with the four specialists, covering some of the most confusing questions caregivers have about autism, ADHD, medication, genetic testing, epilepsy, EEG findings, seizures, and when a child may need specialized medical follow-up.
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In this session, Dr. Ahmed Sbeata, Dr. Al-Moataz Billah Abdul Ghani, Occupational Therapist Dana Mahmoud, and Speech and Language Therapist Aseel Al Naser come together for an open expert discussion focused on the questions caregivers often face after beginning the journey of assessment, therapy, and intervention.
The session is built around two main themes. The first focuses on autism spectrum disorder and ADHD: how they differ, where symptoms may overlap, whether the two can appear together, and when a child may need a broader evaluation that looks at more than one area of development and behavior. The discussion also covers what caregivers can do when a child has both autism and ADHD-related challenges.
The second theme focuses on epilepsy, EEG testing, seizure-like events, brain imaging, and medication-related questions. The session helps caregivers better understand common concerns such as: what happens if a child has a first seizure? Should treatment begin if the EEG shows abnormal activity but the child has not had a seizure? When can stopping medication be discussed? And why might a doctor request an EEG or MRI if epilepsy is mainly diagnosed clinically?
This is not a traditional lecture. It is a guided expert conversation designed to help caregivers understand the medical, behavioral, and therapeutic picture more clearly, while also addressing caregiver questions within the limits of general guidance.
This course is suitable for caregivers whose child has, or is suspected to have, autism, ADHD, epilepsy, seizure-like episodes, or abnormal EEG findings, as well as caregivers who have questions about medication, genetic testing, or overlapping symptoms between different conditions.
A panel discussion with Dr. Ahmed Sbeata, Pediatrician Dr. Al-Moataz Billah Abdul Ghani, Occupational Therapist Dana Mahmoud, and Speech and Language Therapist Aseel Al Naser.
2.5 Hours
0 - 10 Years Old
A comprehensive caregiver program covering the roadmap, speech and language, occupational therapy, epilepsy, medication, and diagnostic clarity.
A four-day comprehensive training that helps caregivers understand their child’s delay more clearly, differentiate between autism, developmental delay, and speech delay, learn practical speech and occupational therapy exercises to apply at home, and understand common questions around epilepsy, medication, EEG findings, and diagnostic accuracy.
This program is suitable for caregivers whose child has speech delay, limited interaction, suspected autism, developmental delay, hyperactivity, attention difficulties, sensory or motor challenges, daily routine struggles, or questions around diagnosis, medication, epilepsy, and EEG findings.
An open discussion with the four specialists, covering some of the most confusing questions caregivers have about autism, ADHD, medication, genetic testing, epilepsy, EEG findings, seizures, and when a child may need specialized medical follow-up.
A practical session with Occupational Therapist Dana Mahmoud that helps caregivers understand their child’s behavior through a sensory, motor, and functional lens, with at-home exercises and strategies to support focus, transitions, emotional regulation, movement needs, and daily routines.
Important Note:
This session is educational and practical, but it does not replace an individual occupational therapy assessment. If your child’s challenges are ongoing or clearly affecting daily life, it is best to seek a specialist evaluation to understand their needs accurately. Contact us via Whatsapp for more information.
A practical session for caregivers with Speech and Language Therapist Aseel Al Naser, designed to help you understand the development of communication, play, language, speech clarity, and when a child may need specialist assessment, with practical home-based strategies to support your child’s interaction and speech.
Important Note:
This session is educational and practical, but it does not replace an individual assessment by a speech and language therapist. If your child has clear delays or ongoing difficulties in communication, speech, swallowing, or fluency, it is best to seek a specialist evaluation to understand their needs accurately. Feel free to reach out to us via Whatsapp for more information.
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