Service Overview
School-age support helps children apply behavioral, communication, and social skills within educational settings. Services are designed to address challenges that may affect classroom participation, learning routines, and peer interactions. Therapy is coordinated around each child’s individualized goals while supporting consistency across school and home environments.
How It Works
School-age support generally includes:
- Typically includes school-related skills assessment.
- May involve classroom routine support.
- Generally requires communication skill practice.
- May involve caregiver and educator collaboration.
- Typically includes ongoing progress reviews.
What to Expect
Support is guided by goals that address school-related skills and daily participation. Therapy activities are coordinated around each child’s individualized treatment plan. Progress is reviewed regularly to monitor skill development within educational settings. Strategies may be updated as needs and goals change over time.
Explore Individualized Services
Reach out to discuss therapy that supports meaningful skill development across everyday environments. Recommendations are based on assessment findings and individualized goals.