Non-Verbal Support
Specialists in supporting non-verbal clients
At Mambo Service, we specialise in providing personalised care for non-verbal clients, ensuring their unique communication needs are met with understanding and compassion. Non-verbal individuals may have difficulty using spoken language due to various conditions, including autism, cerebral palsy, developmental delays, or traumatic brain injuries.
Our team is highly experienced in working with non-verbal clients, developing tailored care plans that incorporate these communication tools. At Mambo Service, your loved one will receive the attention, patience, and specialised care they deserve to thrive.
Common symptoms of non-verbal conditions:
Mambo Services has everything you or your loved one needs for the best disability support and care. Our staff specialise in nonverbal communication. Below is a list of some of the common symptoms of non-verbal conditions:
- Difficulty speaking or complete lack of speech
- Relying on non-verbal cues or gestures
- Struggling with expressive language, though receptive language may be intact
- Dependence on alternative communication methods
Non-verbal communication involves expressing thoughts, needs, and emotions without using words. Non-verbal clients often rely on alternative methods of communication, such as:
– Gestures or body language
– Facial expressions – Picture communication systems (PECS)
– Communicating with people on their terms
– Addressing the person with disability
– Speaking with respect
– Atttention to non-verbal signs and signals
– We use person-centered language
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Cerebral Palsy Support
Specialise in supporting clients with cerebral palsy
At Mambo Service, we specialise in providing tailored support for individuals with cerebral palsy. Our experienced team understands the unique challenges faced by people living with CP, and we are dedicated to helping them lead fulfilling and independent lives.
Whether it’s daily care, mobility assistance, or specialised therapies, we ensure your loved one is in the best hands with our compassionate and skilled staff. Together, we’ll create a care plan that supports their needs and goals.
Common symptoms of Cerebral Palsy(CP):
People with CP may experience other conditions such as epilepsy, intellectual disability, or vision and hearing impairments. Below is a list of some of the common symptoms of CP:
- Weakness in one or more arm or leg
- Lack of muscle coordination when performing voluntary movements
- Stiff or tight muscles and exaggerated reflexes
- Delays in reaching motor skill milestones
Cerebral Palsy (CP) is a group of disorders that affect movement, muscle tone, and posture. It’s caused by abnormal brain development or damage to the brain, often before birth.
– It’s Lifelong: Cerebral Palsy is a permanent condition, but its effects vary greatly from person to person.
– It’s Non-Progressive: The brain damage that causes CP does not worsen over time, though symptoms may change as the person grows.
– Varied Impact: CP can affect the body in different ways, from mild coordination issues to more severe challenges with movement, speech, or posture.