Many therapeutic services are currently being used to aid people with ReNU Syndrome

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    Physical Therapy (PT)

    Exercise, strength training, and improvement in balance, coordination, and motion

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    Occupational Therapy (OT)

    Treating motor skills delays, sensory processing, or coordination issues

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    Speech-Language Pathology (SLP)

    Improving communication and addressing swallowing issues

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    Music Therapy

    Used for perceptual motor skills, communication, and mood regulation

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    Nutrition & Feeding Therapies

    Ensuring proper nutrition, developing sensory and oral/motor skills, and aiding in swallowing

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    Applied Behavior Analysis Therapy (ABA)

    Positive reinforcement to encourage appropriate behaviors via play, social skills development, self-awareness, cognition, and academic skills

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    Equine Assisted Activities and Therapies (EAAT)

    Horse therapy for coordination, strength, core stability, postural control, and sensory integration

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    Hydrotherapy

    Using water to treat various symptoms throughout the body; may also be known as aquatic therapy, pool therapy or balneotherapy

This site does not endorse or recommend any specific therapies. Always consult a physician for medical advice.