Mifne Method
The Mifne Method for Early Intervention is an intensive program for the nuclear family, focusing on the child’s potential abilities as the center for a turning point. It marks a breakthrough concerning PDD/Autism for infants all around the world.
Analyzing data of children treated at the Mifne Center, shows that 74.8% of them integrated into mainstream nurseries and schools
- Early Detection & Early Intervention: The Mifne model is an intensive individual treatment that focuses on the child’s potential for pleasure as a lever for change.
- Therapeutic Approach: Attention given to the child’s inherent latent abilities when treatment begins, provides the cornerstone for the therapeutic approach.
- Eating Disorders: 90% of children diagnosed on the autism spectrum suffer from eating disorders.
- The Family: A child with special needs presents his family with a situation that is unfamiliar, difficult, stressful and worrisome. Suddenly, the family system is interrupted.
- After-Care Program: Most children experience a breakthrough during the residential segment. In most cases, it is necessary for follow-up treatment to continue at home in order to reinforce the child’s progress.
- Siblings: Support they receive addresses their individual needs as children who grew up with a special sibling
- Integration: Supervised by Mifne, once the child starts communicating, he is integrated in a peer group with regular children in order to provide normative modeling of social behaviors in a mainstream nursery school.
Mifne Center in Rosh Pinna: Pioneers’ Settlement Restoration Site
Mifne Office in Tel Aviv: 111 Ibn-Gabirol Street, Telefax: 03-5270147
