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Program Philosophy:

Who Can Participate In YI Services:

  • Children referred to Young Interventions, Inc. through the Regional Center and qualify for services based on assessments for eligibility. If  a child is eligible for Regional Center services Young Interventions provides intervention at no charge to the family

 

  • Children from birth to 6 yrs of age who do not qualify for Regional Center services, may directly purchase services from Young Interventions, Inc.

 

Young Interventions believes in a collaborative approach between professionals and families.  Specialists work alongside families in order to assist caregivers in gaining the tools they need to understand and work with their child’s specific abilities.  Our play-based coaching model provides opportunities for families to gain a variety of skills and positive supports, which teach their child within the routines of everyday life.  When there is a collaborative relationship between our specialists and the family, services will be strengthened.

Program Overview:

  • Services are provided in the child's natural environment or a community-based

       setting.

  • Specialists work with the family each week to demonstrate developmentally  appropriate activities based on the child's needs

  • Specialists monitor child's developmental progress in all developmental domains:

    • Sensory Processing

    • Cognition

    • Receptive & Expressive Language

    • Fine and Gross Motor

    • Social/Emotional Regulation

    • Self-help (feeding, toileting, dressing skills)

What We Can Offer:

  • Family education to further the parents knowledge and understanding of their child's specific needs. 

  • Varying resources depending upon identified areas of need.

  • In-home Developmental & Therapy Services which focus on supporting the  family's role in the intervention process.

  • Certified Infant Massage Instructors

  • Specialists with a wide knowledge base including knowledge of various disabilities or syndromes that may affect a child's development.

  • Specialists familiar with Autism and related Spectrum Disorders or Sensory  Processing Disorders.

  • A collaborative approach emphasizing the importance of a team of professionals   who work together to meet the needs of the child and their family.

  • Specialists committed to the pursuit of ongoing professional development      opportunities.

"The beginning of something is always important, especially when it is young and needs time to grow." ~Plato

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