Milestones Developmental Services
WHAT IS EARLY INTERVENTION?
Early intervention is a system of services designed to help children (birth to 6years old) develop essential skills in a supportive and nurturing environment.
WE FOCUS ON STRENGTHENING
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Speech and language
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Motor development (crawling, walking, coordination)
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Cognitive skills (learning and problem-solving)
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Social and emotional development
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Self-help skills (feeding, dressing, independence)​
How Can Early Intervention Help?
The early years are a time of rapid brain development. When developmental concerns are identified early, targeted support can:​
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Build confidence in all areas of development
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Support school readiness
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Reduce the need for more intensive services later, and
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Most importantly, early intervention supports not only the child — but the entire family.
Our Approach
We take a family-centered approach. We partner with parents and caregivers to create individualized plans that support each child’s unique strengths and needs.
Our services may include:
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Speech therapy
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Occupational therapy
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Physical therapy
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Developmental therapy
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Parent coaching and education
We focus on making therapy engaging, meaningful, and part of everyday routines — because real growth happens in real life moments.​​
Services We Provide
Family
Training
Family training is an amazing opportunity to help your child build confidence as they reach each exciting milestone.
An Early Interventionist is pleased to partner with you to transform playtime and daily routines into meaningful learning experiences.
You will learn effective strategies to support your child's unique growth journey-one milestone at a time.
Family training can occur in any environment your child enjoys:
home, daycare, with a babysitter, or even at the park or library.
Assessments
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Screenings
Curriculum-Based Assessments
are used to accurately track your child's development in key areas.
​Autism Screenings
include questionnaires and observational checklists to determine the need for further evaluation for autism.
Routine-Based Inventories
provide early interventionist with essential insights into your child's unique environment and daily routines.
Service
Coordination
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Referrals
A Service Coordinator will carefully investigate and pinpoint customized
medical,
educational, financial, and community supports aimed at fostering your child's development.
You will be linked to
essential resources,
engaging activities, and supportive groups,
to be certain you gain a clear understanding of your child's growth.
These connections will help guide you as your child develops.
*We understand early intervention can feel overwhelming. Our team is here to make the process feel clear, supportive, and collaborative.
