Special Instructors are educators who specializes in supporting and understanding the social, emotional and cognitive development of young children. Our SI's promote learning opportunities to positively impact your child's developmental growth.
Special Instruction-Behavior (SI-B) are services designed to support infants and toddlers with challenging behaviors and delayed communication at-risk or associated with autism. In addition to the supports provided through traditional SI.
Occupational Therapists address fine motor, perceptual motor, visual motor, sensory motor, and oral motor needs. Our OT's helps to build the skills needed in various activities including playtime, mealtime, bath-time, socializing, sleeping, and other meaningful activities.
Social Workers play a crucial role in early intervention by offering families customized, community-based support. Our social workers offer a multitude of services to help with day-to-day life, including food assistance programs, employment opportunities,
Speech & Language Therapy helps children communicate, talk, understand directions, and connect with others through words. Early support makes a lasting difference in your child's ability to learn and grow.
Physical Therapy helps children build strength, balance, coordination, and movement skills. We support children with delays in crawling, walking, or using their bodies confidently — making therapy fun every step of the way.
"Our child is now communicating so much better! The team's compassionate and evidence-based coaching built a wonderful long-term relationship with us."
"Finding the right support for developmental delays was hard, but their specialists made us feel at home. They don't just work with the child, they coach parents too!"
"Incredible early intervention services! We look forward to a long-term relationship with this professional team as our child continues to grow and thrive."
