Three-year-old autistic girl needs volunteers for intensive therapy

Léa, a 3-year-old girl with autism spectrum disorder, needs volunteers to take care of her. His father had already made a call last summer, reports The Liberated Dauphine. He is doing it again today because there is still a lack of volunteers to carry out the intensive therapy that Léa needs to develop. Her goal: to allow her child to go to school in 2 years.

Domarin: to accompany his autistic daughter, a dad is still looking for volunteershttps://t.co/HvnXJMSW0R

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Free training

Volunteers must be at least 16 years old and follow a free training in the 3i method (intensive, individual and interactive). They will then be required to accompany the little girl for an hour and a half a week in a specially equipped room in the family home, in Domarin (Isère). Léa must indeed exchange 6 hours a day, 7 days a week, specifies the regional daily.

Her father has already seen “significant improvements” since this method was implemented last September. He therefore hopes to be able to continue the process with the help of new volunteers.