Telehealth Services
General Benefits of our Telehealth Services Your child will begin by completing an initial evaluation via our telehealth platform. This is conducted in order to develop treatment plans and goals that are individualized to your child. This also provides our therapists with the opportunity to observe your home environment and provide functional ways to support your child in the home. Our therapists are here to provide consistency of routine and individualized support. Our telehealth services can provide coping skills, stress management, and whole family engagement. Below you will see a breakdown of which interventions each of our therapy disciplines can provide through telehealth services:
- An initial evaluation is conducted and our treatment plans and goals are always individualized to each child and family
- Telehealth services provide the opportunity for our therapists to observe the home environment and provide functional ways to support your child in the home
- Consistency of routine and support from engagement with your therapy team
- In our current time of quarantine and isolation from normal routines, our telehealth services can provide coping skills, stress management, and whole family engagement
- Below you will see a breakdown of which interventions each of our therapy disciplines can provide through telehealth services:
- Speech sound production (articulation) skills
- Receptive (what someone understands) and expressive language (putting thoughts into words and sentences), including written language (reading)
- Social language skills like conversation, perspective taking, problem solving
- Fluency (smooth speech) and voice
- Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC)
- Self-Care Skills and Engagement in Routines
- Sensory Processing and Emotional Regulation
- Fine-Motor, Visual Motor, and Visual Attention Skills
- Executive Functioning
- Mental Health and Behavioral Support
- Accessibility, Assistive Technology, and Home Environment Assessment
- Balance
- Strength
- Coordination
- Functional mobility and ambulation
- “Picky” eating / food range of less than 20 foods
- Resistance to food / food refusal
- Behavioral concerns surrounding mealtime experiences
- Difficulty transitioning to solid foods by 12 months of age
- Family distress around food and meal times
Interested in our telehealth services? Contact us!