How Do I Know If My Child Needs Help?
Your child may need help if he or she:
- Is not talking as much as would be expected for his/her age
- Has difficulty making and keeping friends
- Has difficulty listening and processing auditory input
- Struggles with holding utensils, buttoning or completing puzzles
- Does not handle transitions well
- Is a picky eater
- Is clumsy
- Is in constant motion
- Does not like to climb or swing
- Is having a hard time learning to ride a bike
- Seems to use a lot of force or tends to break pencils or crayons accidentally
- Has a hard time figuring out how to play with toys or plays with toys and objects in the same manner over and over
The Ways We Help:
- Individual therapy, with or without parent/caregiver
- Toddler groups for children under 3 years
- Play groups for children 3-4 years
- Chatterpillars social skills groups for ages 5-8
- Kids Club social skills group for ages 9-15
- Early intervention services for birth to 3 years
- Relationship Development Intervention (RDI) program
- Parent support groups
- Parent training and education
- Sibling support groups
- Paraprofessional training
