In my practice, I often hear incorrectly asked requests from patients: “Do you do speech therapy massage? My mother had a stroke.” “Can you tutor my grandson? He is diagnosed with cerebral palsy." “We need a specialist who will work with my son 2 times a week for 40 minutes.” In this form, does a given request really reflect the patient’s true intention? But what he asks for is what he will receive in the end. WHY DO YOU NEED THE SERVICES OF A SPECIALIST? WHAT DO YOU WANT TO GET FROM HIM? WHAT WILL THIS GIVE YOU? IN ORDER TO……I WANT TO HEAR MY MOTHER…….I WANT TO SEE MY GRANDSON……. (the specialist will carry out certain work that will help my mother recover and she will be able to move independently, speak, etc., and at the same time I will receive great joy and find peace of mind), etc. (the specialist will carry out the necessary rehabilitation in the recovery of my son and he will be able to stand on his own legs, move around, learn the training program, independently navigate the surrounding area, learn self-service skills), etc... THIS IS A REQUEST - INTENTION AND WHAT TO DO FOR THIS, A COMPLETE SPECIALIST WILL FIGURE OUT HIMSELF (what exercises, from massage whether you need to start, how long to work, etc.) Thank you O.N.