What is Intensive Therapy? Intensive Therapy Guide for Your Child's Development

What is Intensive Therapy? How can it accelerate your child's development? Discover the power of intensive therapy with this guide we prepared for families.

What is Intensive Therapy? Intensive Therapy Guide for Your Child's Development

What is Intensive Therapy?

Right Support at the Right Time for Your Child

As a mother, you observe your child’s development every day. Sometimes a small smile, sometimes a tiny step… But what if some steps are delayed? What if doubt creeps into your heart? This is exactly where the concept of “Intensive Therapy” comes into play.

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What Does Intensive Therapy Mean?

Intensive Therapy or Intensive Therapy in Turkish, is a therapy method performed with frequent, planned, and individualized sessions for a certain period to support the child’s motor and neurological development.

This therapy provides effective support for children who have:

  • Developmental delays,
  • Neurological problems such as cerebral palsy,
  • Muscle tone or movement coordination problems

Why “Intensive”?

Traditional therapies are usually applied 1-2 times a week. However, research shows that therapies performed at more intensive intervals create stronger and more lasting effects on the nervous system.

Just as a flower comes to life when you give it regular water every day, children also develop with regular and intensive attention.

Every Child is Different, So Should the Therapy

A mother’s intuition is rarely wrong. If you think your child is behind their peers in some areas, it takes courage to address this. Intensive Therapy is shaped according to the child’s individual needs. This is one of the most important features that distinguishes it from other therapy methods.

In these programs applied by expert physiotherapists:

  • Therapy duration is usually planned as 5 days a week, 1-2 hours a day.
  • The program can last 3 to 6 weeks.
  • Both motor skills and sensory needs are supported in each session.

For Mothers: Strengthen with Your Knowledge, Not Your Fears

Let’s admit it: even the word “intensive” can sometimes be scary. Especially the thought of whether a tiny body can handle therapy so frequently might bother you. But know that these therapies exist not to push the child’s limits, but to reveal their potential.

Remember, if you are strong, your child becomes even stronger. During the Intensive Therapy process, the mother’s support, morale, and patience multiply the effect of therapy.

What Awaits You During Therapy?

  • In the first step, the child’s development status is evaluated in detail.
  • Experts set goals together with you: like “being able to stand in balance after 3 weeks”.
  • With daily therapies, these goals are reached with small but sure steps.
  • Special exercise recommendations are provided to the family to contribute to the process at home as well.

Intensive Therapy Approach at Trea Kids

We at Trea Kids adopt a therapy understanding that is play-based and considers the child’s spirit. Every child is unique, so every program is too.

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To lighten the emotional burden of both the child and the mother during the therapy process:

  • We provide visual reports that track development,
  • We organize frequent feedback meetings,
  • We listen to parents’ concerns one-on-one.

You may still have questions in your mind right now. But remember this:
No step is more valuable than a small sign a mother notices.
If your inner voice says “something is different,” listen to it. Intensive Therapy can be the scientific counterpart of that inner voice.


With love, hope, and patience… Trea Kids is always by your side.


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