Can global developmental delay be cured?
Global Developmental Delay (GDD) cannot be “cured” in the traditional sense, as it is not a disease but a neurological difference in how a child develops. However, many children make significant improvements with the right therapies and supports.
Outcomes depend on:
Some children may go on to develop at a typical pace, while others may require long-term support.
For help creating a therapy plan for your child, contact us now.
Outcomes depend on:
- The cause and severity of the delay
- The age when intervention starts
- Access to consistent, evidence-based therapy
- Support from families, educators, and health professionals
Some children may go on to develop at a typical pace, while others may require long-term support.
For help creating a therapy plan for your child, contact us now.