manage their body when happy, upset, nervous, etc.
interact and react to different sensory experiences such as touch, taste, smell, sound, and what they look at.
interpret how they move and understanding the components needed to play with toys and their caregivers.
interoception
regulation
sensory processing
motor skills
play
social skills
speech and language
feeding
visual impairments
hearing impairments
assistive technology
movement and handling
trauma and attachment
Sensory processing dysfunction • Developmental delays • Fine motor delays • Gross motor delays • Clumsy/discoordinated • Autism • Cerebral Palsy • Childhood syndromes • Neurological conditions • Prematurity • Orthopedic conditions • Hyperactivity • Learning disability • Feeding delays • Trauma • And more
Early intervention is a state run program for children who have minimal to moderate/severe delays in one or more areas of development. To see if your child qualifies, you can call your local community center board intake coordinator to set up an initial evaluation. This is a no-cost to family program and in doing so, they will attempt to bill insurance and medicaid. You will not have to worry about your deductible or co-pays through this program.
If you wish to not go through the Early Intervention program we offer private pay rates. Please contact us for more information.