Our developmental clinic takes an empathic, empirical and culturally sensitive approach to understand your family and your child. We are experts in the field of child development and have extensive knowledge of developmental delays, behavioral challenges, autism spectrum and related disorders, and parent coaching and counseling.
We work with parents to develop a plan for appropriate interventions to support their children.
Treatment Planning
We know early intervention is linked to successful outcomes, and we are dedicated to providing the best support possible to address developmental concerns.
Our team of experienced clinicians have worked in research and clinical contexts with children who have developmental delays, behavioral challenges, autism spectrum and related disorders, and families who just need some extra help with parenting. We deliver continuity of care across the lifespan, partnering with parents every step of the way and adjusting services based on developmental growth and changes.
Our goal is to develop a relationship with your family and your child, which helps us to optimally address the specific needs throughout your child’s development.
Developmental Clinic Services:
- Comprehensive neuropsychological evaluations
- Gold-standard autism evaluations
- Home and/or school observations
- Consultations and follow-up appointments
- Collaboration with treatment providers and specialists (therapists, pediatricians, neurologists, teachers, etc.)
- Ongoing parent support, including therapy and coaching
- Providing second opinions
- Continuity of care – adapting and adjusting services throughout the lifespan
- PEERS® for Preschoolers – a 16-week empirically supported, parent-assisted social skills program for children ages 4-6 diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder or other social challenges that inhibit peer interaction and friendships
Common concerns addressed in our Developmental Clinic
Families come to us with all kinds of questions, which we strive to answer and address in a warm, personalized and professional manner. Common causes for developmental assessment include:
- Language, motor, and cognitive delays
- Social concerns
- Problems with emotional regulation
- Neurological and medical problems (issues related to premature birth, genetic conditions, brain trauma, etc.)
- Aggression and tantrums
- Mealtime problems
- Sleep and bedtime challenges
Call the office or use our online form to request services in our Developmental Clinic.