Provide comprehensive evaluations and tailored treatment plans for children and adolescents with developmental and behavioral differences.

Guide parents through new diagnoses, the importance of parental advocacy, navigating governmental and educational systems, or parent coaching for a specific obstacle (e.g. sleep training, potty training, constipation, bedwetting, etc.)

Develop a therapy treatment plan with the family’s and child’s best interest in mind.

Prescribe medication, when needed, to supplement therapy and educational accommodations.

Observe children in school as part of an initial evaluation or ongoing treatment plan.

Advocate in your child’s best interest with an insurance company or in the courtroom.

Advocate for and represent your child’s best interests in IEP meetings.

Guide families and young adults with developmental differences through this important transition in their life.