Personalized treatment plans
Developing customized goals and strategies based on the child’s strengths and challenges.
Focused interventions
Using evidence-based techniques to address specific developmental areas, such as speech, occupational, or behavioral therapy.
Progress tracking
Regularly monitoring and adjusting the therapy plan to ensure ongoing progress.
Our Early Intervention Program is designed to support young children, from birth to age three, who are experiencing developmental delays or disabilities. Using the DIR/Floortime approach, we focus on nurturing the child’s emotional, social, and cognitive development during these critical early years.
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Customized Interventions
We tailor our approach to meet the unique needs of each child, ensuring that they receive the support that best fosters their growth.
Parent-Child Interaction Therapy
We emphasize the importance of the parent-child relationship, guiding parents to effectively engage and support their child’s development.
Play-Based Learning
Through play, we encourage children to explore, connect, and build essential skills in a natural and enjoyable way.
Development of Social-Emotional Skills
We help children learn to express emotions, understand social cues, and form secure attachments with caregivers.
Focus on Secure Attachments
Our program aims to strengthen the bond between the child and their caregivers, which is foundational for healthy emotional and social development.
Flexible Service Delivery
We offer our Early Intervention Program across various settings to meet the needs of each family.
In-Home Services
Providing support in the child’s natural environment where they feel most comfortable.
In-Clinic
Our clinic offers a resource-rich setting with specialized equipment and a supportive community.
Telehealth
For families needing flexibility, we offer remote sessions that provide the same level of care and expertise.
Who Can Benefit?
Our Early Intervention Program is ideal for
- Children with developmental delays or disabilities.
- Families seeking guidance and support during their child’s early years.
- Children who need help developing social, emotional, or cognitive skills.
