Dolphin-Assisted Therapy: Hope and Healing for Autistic Children

The video discusses a unique dolphin therapy program in Antalya, aimed at helping autistic children improve communication skills. Led by Doctor Malrad Kemalolu, the program includes swimming sessions with dolphins and educational classes. Parents participate in workshops to enhance communication with their children. The therapy fosters warm relations between humans and dolphins, motivating children. Families, like the Charlenes, have seen quick positive responses. The center currently serves 200 patients annually, with plans to expand to 3500.

What is the main purpose of the therapy program established in Antalya?

What role do parents play in the therapy program?

How do the children feel about their interactions with the dolphins during therapy?

Describe the response of the Charlene family regarding their child's progress in therapy.

What is the annual patient handling goal of the center in Antalya?