Our services.
Therapeutic Academic, Social Skills, and Daily Living Support
What It Looks Like
Daily Living Skills
Teaching independence in routines such as dressing, toileting, brushing teeth, handwashing, and mealtime routines.
Breaking each task into manageable steps and teaching with prompts, visuals, modeling, and reinforcement.
Practicing skills in natural environments (bathroom, kitchen, bedroom) to ensure carryover into daily life.
Academic Skills
Supporting early learning goals like letter recognition, sounds, counting, writing, and reading comprehension.
Using structured teaching methods, visuals, and repetition to help your child succeed in areas aligned with their school curriculum.
Focusing on building attention, following instructions, and increasing tolerance for structured work.
Social Skills
Guided play and peer interaction to practice sharing, turn-taking, and cooperative games.
Role-playing and modeling conversations, greetings, and perspective-taking.
Emotion regulation strategies such as recognizing feelings, asking for breaks, and coping with frustration.
Outcomes You Can Expect
Greater Independence: Children become more confident in completing self-care and home routines with less adult support.
Stronger Academic Readiness: Improved attention, work completion, and foundational literacy/numeracy skills to help with school success.
Improved Communication & Relationships: Increased ability to make friends, engage in cooperative play, and handle social situations more effectively.
Better Emotional Regulation: Children develop coping strategies that reduce frustration, meltdowns, or avoidance, helping them feel calmer and more in control.
Family Relief & Confidence: Parents and caregivers experience reduced stress knowing their child can manage more on their own, and feel empowered with strategies that work at home.
Assessment & Pairing
Before we begin in-person support, we start with an assessment and pairing phase. This important first step allows us to:
Understand Your Child’s Needs and Goals: Through caregiver input, observation, and skill-based assessments, we identify your child’s strengths and areas for growth. This ensures that any goals we set are meaningful, achievable, and aligned with your family’s priorities.
Build Trust and Comfort (Pairing): At the same time, we focus on bonding with your child. We follow their lead, join in their favorite activities, and create a positive environment where they feel safe, supported, and excited to participate. This process helps your child see staff as a source of fun and encouragement, not just instruction.
Outcomes of This Stage
A clear, individualized plan of goals tailored to your child’s developmental needs.
A foundation of trust and familiarity that helps your child feel comfortable working with us.
A smooth transition into therapy sessions where learning feels fun, safe, and engaging.