CADES Early Intervention Services
The CADES Early Intervention Program helps children from birth to age 3. Services are provided at the child’s home or another learning environment. Early interventionists support families with infants and toddlers who have developmental delays, helping their children grow and develop.
Early Intervention Services
Our specialists, including physical and occupational therapists, speech-language pathologists, and special instructors, achieve this by:
- Using natural learning environments and activities to help children develop skills in areas like thinking and social interactions.
- Taking an individualized approach with each child and their family, encouraging active participation and skill development through daily activities like mealtime, play, rest, and social engagement.
- Combining therapeutic and play-based activities to work with parents and caregivers, building lasting skills that improve communication during daily interactions.
- Applying their knowledge of motor skills development to promote independence through activities like sitting, walking, climbing, and building endurance.
A child can receive Early Intervention if they meet one of these criteria:
- 25% delay
- Diagnosis
- Informed clinical opinion
CADES Early Interventionists embed strategies into every day routines to support developmental milestones including:
- Language & Communication skills
- Social interactions with peers, adults, & toys
- Movement skills: rolling, sitting up, crawling, walking, climbing & running
- Hand use in daily routines
- Daily care routines & feeding
Do you have questions about your child’s development?
Call us today at 610-328-5955. We would love to speak with you about how CADES Early Intervention can help your family.
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