Enhancing a child’s participation in activities of daily living, supporting family routines, cultivating social engagement, and facilitating play.
Supporting the child’s motor development to engage in meaningful activities with their family and their environment.
Developing communication, language, speech, and emergent literacy skills to support engagement in the child’s natural environment.
Facilitating play, communication, behavioral and emotional regulation, and cognitive skills appropriate to developmental trajectory and to promote growth and learning.
Our state of the art clinic is equipped to meet all developmental needs.
We work with the family in their natural environment whether that is home, daycare, or the community park. We provide emotional support services, which promote growth and learning, to families in a comfortable and safe environment.
For more information about TRI-COUNTIES REGIONAL CENTER please use the link below
TRI-COUNTIESWe provide services for out of network or private clients. Please contact us for more information.
CONTACT USWe are in the process of becoming in-network providers for all major insurance carriers. Contact us to determine if we are in-network for your insurance.
CONTACT USwww.goldcoasthealthplan.org
www.islandsocialservices.org
Playing with your child is a way to teach them about social engagement, following rules, impulse control (taking turns), language development, developing imagination, exploring the environment, and brain (cognitive) development. Model play behaviors, have fun, be relaxed, and allow free play as this is when children initiate and learn the most. Get down to your ...
Read MoreAll of us learn about and comprehend the world through our senses. We see things, we hear things, we touch things, we experience gravity, and we use our bodies to move around in it. All of the sensory input from the environment and from inside our bodies works together seamlessly so we know what’s going ...
Read MoreRemember that young children require lots of physical activity. They learn best through doing; allow them to physically explore and experiment. Hand clapping games – sing a song (any song with a steady beat) while alternating between clapping once and doing a “double high five” with your child. Put a ball on a small ...
Read More“You brought back light into the face and heart of Paloma. I am so grateful for all your teaching and for the times you listened to my concerns. I like what you have left me behind “my beautiful Palo-ma.” For the hundred of hours and years left behind I thank you very much. “ – ...
Read More“The First Step to a Happy Future” ™
© Copyright 2016 - 2021 Amigo Baby, Inc.