Infants, toddlers, preschoolers and school age
children can present with a range of issues.
We address developmental milestones,
attachment and adjustment issues, school
readiness and learning styles. We work with
the child, the family, additional specialists,
the primary care physician, and the school.
We hope to be your resource for all questions
beginning with, “Is my child okay?”
Listed below are just some examples of the services we offer. Please consult our FAQ page for more information, or contact us with your specific inquiries.
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• Teach prospective parent(s) what to look
for and what questions to ask
• Address questions regarding potential
developmental and emotional needs
• Provide guidance for the parent(s) to minimize transitional issues
Developmental evaluation
- Cognitive skills
- Speech and language skills
- Social/emotional behavior
- Feeding behavior
- Sleep disturbances
- Adjustment issues including
attachment disorders
- Adaptive behavior
Neuromotor evaluation
- Assessment of muscle tone, primitive
reflexes,
automatic reactions
and movement quality
- Musculo-Skeletal evaluation
- Gross and Fine motor skills
- Sensory Integration profile
- Parent education in support of physical
therapy goals
Additional supportive services
- Review health related concerns as they
impact growth and development
- Consult with nurse on key childcare issues
including eating, sleeping,
safety,
and
psychosocial impact within the family
- Nutritional and growth evaluation
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Psycho-educational evaluation
- Cognitive/intellectual abilities
- Learning differences and disabilities
- Academic achievement
- Visual/perceptual motor abilities
- Attention and concentration issues
- Social/emotional development
associated with school, family,
and peer groups
- Attachment disorders
- Behavioral problems
Neuromotor evaluation
- Evaluation as described above
- Optional consultation with school to
address functional mobility issues
Additional psychological services
- Remedial strategies for
developmental delays
- Behavioral management
- Family support services
- Therapeutic intervention
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