Rehabilitation Center Our Sunny World | Our Sunny World Rehabilitation Center

Areas of work:

Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD), Developmental Disorders

Services:

• Application of world-renowned diagnostic methods (ADOS, ADI-R, VB-Mapp, etc.)
• Corrective and developmental methods with proven effectiveness (Evidence Based Practice): Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), DIR-Floortime, TEACCH, PECS, etc.
• Application of methods of teaching and developing speech
• Sensory integration
• Neuropsychological and psychomotor correction
• Waldorf pedagogy

Comprehensive services:

• Diagnosis of the condition of children and adults
• Early identification of children at risk
• Early help - family-oriented correctional psychological and pedagogical work with children from 0 to 3 years old
• Correctional work with children over 3 years old and preparation for kindergarten
• Preparing for school and supporting children in the education system
• Social adaptation of adolescents and young people (projects “Youth Club”, “Scouts”, “Theatre”, “Circus”, “Multproekt”, etc.)
• Social employment and employment
• Preparing for assisted living
• Support for people with Asperger's Syndrome
• Hippotherapy and adaptive equestrianism
• Support and education programs for families

About the center:

Opening hours: daily from 09:00 to 21:00 The Our Sunny World Center was founded in 1991 and has grown from a public association to a professional rehabilitation center, which is now one of the most effective in the world. Thanks to the support of foundations, state grants and city programs, most children study for free. Our Sunny World conducts social courses for adults with Asperger syndrome and parent training at its own expense. Since 1992, the center has been holding annual summer integration rehabilitation camps. The center was the first in Russia to use hippotherapy, conduct an autism awareness campaign called “Light It Up Blue,” and published books by Stephen Shore, Robin Stewart, and other famous authors. In 2012, OUR SUNNY WORLD® released the world’s first Russian-language communication app for non-speaking people: “Autism: Communication.” And in 2020, its new version was released.  

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