Special instruction
Special instruction helps children up to age 3 grow in five key areas of development.
What is special instruction?
Special instruction is provided to children up to 3 years old. It assesses and treats five key developmental areas. These areas include:
- Physical: reaching, rolling, crawling, and walking
- Cognitive: thinking, learning, and solving problems
- Communication: talking, listening, and understanding
- Social and emotional: playing, and feeling secure and happy
- Self-help: eating and dressing
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ABA therapy
Applied behavior analysis breaks skills into small steps and rewards progress in communication and behavior.
Physical therapy
Help with rolling, sitting, crawling, walking, balance, and strength, through play.
Speech therapy
Support for first words, understanding, feeding, and the early back-and-forth of communication.
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