School Age
School becomes the primary focus once children are attending full day, and provides opportunities for cognitive and academic growth, as well as social skill building with peers. It can be challenging as expectations increase in both school and home, which can result in challenging behavior. Treatment goals will be focused on the individual child, their skills, and ability to follow along with peers.
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Screen & Diagnosis
Reconcile medical and school eligibilities
School Services
School becoming the primary focus of a child’s life
Insurance
Changes in commercial and medicaid policies once a child is ‘school age’
Siblings
Supports for healthy, happy siblings
Therapies
Balancing therapy and school and family life
Social Skills
Using peers and regulating social behaviors
