In one case, a 7-year-old girl exhibited pica by consuming chalk and paper. After a detailed assessment, the treatment plan involved behavioral modification strategies and nutritional counseling. Within four months, the child had ceased the pica behavior, leading to improved health and family well-being.
Description
The clinic provides thorough evaluations to determine the underlying causes of pica, including psychological and nutritional factors. Treatment includes behavioral therapy and nutritional guidance, focusing on encouraging healthy eating habits.
Achievements:
Success Rate: Over 85% of children treated for pica demonstrate significant behavioral changes within three months.
Parental Support: The clinic offers workshops for parents to educate them on managing and understanding pica.
