A tense debate has been held on the show Goca and Grava, where singer Jonida Maliqi has faced psychologist Anjeza Disnica over the treatment of children in the spectrum of autism.
The clash was prompted by the singer’s personal experience with his son Dan, while Maliqi claimed that the way information about his child’s condition had been communicated to him and the other parent.
During the discussion, Jonida accused the psychologist of telling her that her son will never become, and that he recommended five to six hours of therapy a day at her center, not advising his involvement in the garden and school.
You’ve seen children as ATMs, dear. And this is where medicine is shared with the human, the singer said.
On the other hand, Dishnica defended its professional approach, stressing the importance of the assessment by multidisciplinary teams and therapeutic intervention. She also spoke of ABA therapy, explaining that this approach has been applied in Albania since 2014.
The psychologist also claimed that the problems in the singer’s son had been identified in the first contact with the family.
The clash between them brought attention to the importance of communicating with parents and of professional and human support for families with children in the spectrum of autism. /Telegraphy/
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