Month: June 2026

Deafblind Children: From Sensory Isolation to Rights-Based Empowerment and Comprehensive Rehabilitation Deafblind children are defined as individuals who experience complete or partial loss of both hearing and vision, a condition classified in educational literature as a dual sensory communication disability....

Anemia in Children: A Comprehensive Guide for Parents Anemia is one of the most common health problems among children. It occurs when the hemoglobin level in the blood falls below the normal range for a child’s age, reducing the blood’s...

 Drama Therapy: A Psychological and Legal Approach to Supporting Behavioral Balance in Children Drama Therapy is no longer viewed merely as a recreational artistic activity, but rather as a specialized psychological intervention tool that may contribute to reshaping children’s behavioral...

  From Care to Protection: The Responsibility of Child Institutions Introduction Not all care institutions are automatically safe environments. Protection is built through practice, not slogans. Protecting children in care settings is a human and rights-based responsibility that extends beyond...