These services are designed to provide professional expertise and guidance to help support your child’s goals and milestones that may not be covered by insurance or are not considered medically necessary.
A Consultation is a flexible, one-on-one session between a licensed therapist and your family (or other providers). You’ll receive professional insights and actionable strategies specific to your child’s growth and development.
Think of it as personalized coaching from a pediatric development expert, when and how you need it.
Note: Our consultations are private pay only, and insurance does not cover them as they are not considered medically necessary. No formal evaluations or doctor signatures are required.
Sessions focusing on helping children develop social interaction skills, covering topics like making friends, understanding social cues, and managing peer relationships.
Offering guidance to parents on implementing therapeutic techniques at home, especially useful for families who want to support their child's progress daily but may not need intensive therapy sessions.
Providing support for managing challenging behaviors through tailored strategies, which can be helpful for parents needing tools to encourage positive behavior.
Preparing children for school transitions by focusing on fine motor skills, pre-writing prep, classroom routines, and foundational skills, offering families strategies to work on these areas at home.
Sessions designed to help families support siblings, including advice on fostering positive sibling interactions and understanding the unique needs of their sibling with developmental challenges.
Consulting on how to modify home environments for children with specific physical needs, which might include equipment recommendations, setup guidance, and safety tips.
Specialized guidance for bilingual families on supporting language development in multiple languages, including strategies for promoting dual-language acquisition.
For families looking to foster development through play, consultations could focus on designing activities that align with therapeutic goals while keeping play enjoyable and age-appropriate.
Professional support to introduce new foods and expand dietary variety, even if a feeding disorder isn’t present, helping families with mealtime strategies and food exploration that align with their child’s preferences and developmental stage.
Expert support on specific disciplines, treatment approaches, or service needs (e.g., IEP advocacy, AAC support, use of specialized equipment like the Galileo).
Providing comprehensive therapy solutions for your child's unique needs.
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