Answers to common questions

Can I bring my other children to the first visit or evaluation?

We would prefer that your child attends their first appointment/evaluation at the clinic without their siblings present. We will need your undivided attention as we gather developmental history and try to get a clear picture of your child and your concerns for therapy.

My child is school-aged, is it possible for me to get an after school appointment?

We do our best to accommodate after-school appointments, availability is limited. If an after-school appointment is not immediately available, we can provide a note for your child’s school requesting that they be excused during a non-academic period to attend a daytime appointment.

Do I need a prescription for therapy?

Yes. Our office requires that we receive a prescription for each discipline from your pediatrician or primary care physician prior to an evaluation and treatment.

How long will my child receive therapy services?

The length of therapy is different for every child. After your child’s initial evaluation, your therapist will recommend a treatment plan that includes the suggested frequency of visits, goals, and an estimated timeline based on your child’s individual needs.

Your child’s progress is closely monitored throughout therapy. Every six months, a formal re-evaluation is completed to assess progress, update goals, and determine whether therapy continues to be medically necessary and appropriate. Our goal is to provide therapy for as long as your child needs it – and no longer than necessary – to help them reach their fullest potential.

We will maintain your child's dignity in a safe and empowering environment.