Resources
Glossary terms and practical planning references
These starter resources help families get oriented before a consultation.
Glossary
Useful terms explained simply
A few recurring terms from the therapy-travel conversation, written in plain language.
- AAC
- Augmentative and alternative communication tools or systems that support expression and participation.
- ABA-informed
- Behaviour-support work that draws on behavioural principles in a respectful, parent-centred way.
- BCBA
- A board-certified behaviour analyst credential used in some behaviour-support contexts.
- DPDP
- India’s Digital Personal Data Protection framework, relevant to consent and child-data handling.
- Med-X visa
- A shorthand some families use for medical-travel visa conversations; families should always rely on current official guidance.
- NDT
- Neurodevelopmental treatment, a framework sometimes referenced in paediatric physiotherapy contexts.
- OT
- Occupational therapy, often focused on participation, self-care, regulation, and daily-life function.
- SI
- Sensory integration, a clinical approach often used within occupational therapy.
Resource FAQs
A couple of practical questions
How we handle your details, and what these resources are and are not intended to do.
Do I need to give my email to access every resource?
Only if a particular download is sent by email, and only after you have opted in.
Will resource downloads give personalised medical advice?
No. They are general planning resources only.
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