BOLT Center for Outpatient Rehabilitation Tel .: 09 282 07 82 info@carbolt.be General Target audiences Staff Vacancies Left Contact We examine and treat children and young people with disabilities in their daily life at home, at school, etc. More specifically, it concerns obstacles related to problems such as: ADHD, autism, behavioral problems, learning disorders, motor disorders, language disorders, intellectual disabilities ADHD Autism Behavioral problems Learning disorders Motor disorders Language disorders Mental disability What do we offer? A multidisciplinary study to map out your child's strengths and weaknesses A multidisciplinary treatment and guidance tailored to your child A close collaboration with parents, school and the wider environment Treatment with as little interruption as possible What are we doing? Provide your child with all development opportunities to function as well as possible at home, at school and in the wider environment. Empowering your child's environment to understand their specific needs, address them and support their strengths. BOLT brochure © 2012 BOLT Center for Outpatient Rehabilitation vzw - Created by rednas.be

BOLT Center for Outpatient Rehabilitation Tel .: 09 282 07 82 info@carbolt.be General Target audiences Staff Vacancies Left Contact ADHD Autism Behavioral problems Learning disabilities Motor disorders Language disorders Mental disorder An example: Maarten, 7 years old Maarten is seven years old. He learned to roll over, crawl and walk late. Even now he still has to be helped with everything. He cannot yet cut his flesh himself and cannot brush his teeth without help. Writing is difficult. In gymnastics lessons, exercises such as somersaulting or hopscotch are not successful. In the playground, he chooses to watch as the other children play tag or football. Few boys from his class invite Maarten to their birthday party because he does not like to participate in ball games and sports. He prefers board games and is good at the computer. Motor developmental disorders Children with a motor developmental disorder move less focused, smoothly and smoothly. Planning the movement as well as the motor performance itself can be difficult. These difficulties have no clear neurological cause or are not a direct result of an intellectual disability or autism. Children with a motor developmental disorder learn a movement skill or play slowly. Daily activities such as dressing and undressing, tying shoelaces, eating with a knife and fork or writing are difficult. Most sports are not for them. If, in addition to the motor problems, there are also difficulties in other areas, your child can be examined by our team and treated if necessary. More specific information about motor developmental disorders can be found at: www.dyspraxis.be © 2012 BOLT Center for Outpatient Rehabilitation vzw - Created by rednas.be