Early Intervention focuses on helping young children develop foundational skills during the early stages of growth and development. Families often seek this service after developmental concerns are identified or following an Autism Spectrum Disorder diagnosis, allowing support to begin while important communication, learning, and social skills are emerging. Services are individualized to match each child’s developmental needs.
How It Works
Early intervention may include:
- Activities that strengthen communication, play, and social interaction
- Instruction that promotes daily living and adaptive skills
- Evidence-based teaching strategies appropriate for early childhood development
What to Expect
Services are provided on a regular schedule based on the child’s developmental goals and recommended level of support. Progress is reviewed over time so therapy activities can continue to reflect the child’s growth and changing needs.