Facial expressions are a key part of nonverbal communication and emotional expression in children. Developing the ability to recognize and use facial expressions supports social interaction and emotional regulation. At OrbRom Center in Phnom Penh, Cambodia, our speech and occupational therapy programs include activities to help children improve their understanding and use of facial expressions, enhancing their communication and social skills.
Navigating the social landscape can be a challenging endeavor for many, particularly for individuals on the autism spectrum. While social skills may develop organically for some, others may require more targeted instruction and support to foster meaningful connections. As [Read More]
Reading facial expressions is an important part of social interaction. It allows us to understand how others are feeling, and to respond appropriately. However, for children with special needs, reading facial expressions can be a challenge. There are a [Read More]
