Casino Early Intervention

Speech-language Therapy

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For early interventions for disadvantaged children there is no equity-efficiency tradeoff. For later interventions there is an equity-efficiency tradeoff. We can save resources later on by early intervention. A major refocus of policy is required to create a cost-effective human investment strategy based on modern understanding of the. Coordinator connects family to Collaborative partners within Connect Casino Road and broader Snohomish County communities to help achieve goals outlined in family plan. Family expands community network to other partners, peers, and people both at The Village and in Snohomish County to ultimately build a deeper sense of community on Casino Road. Our Early Intervention evaluators and Early Intervention professionals help your child grow, explore, learn to move, communicate, and develop a sense of independence, while sharing with you the tools you need to support and promote your child's development. Early intervention services usually last until a child's third birthday. But that doesn't mean you're suddenly on your own when your child turns 3. Your child's service coordinator will hold a transition meeting to talk about moving your child from early intervention services to special education services under IDEA.

Speech-language therapy addresses the communication needs of children. Speech therapists work on what children understand (receptive language), what they have to say (expressive language) and how they say it (articulation/phonology and pragmatics). We work through a total communication approach, incorporating the use of sign language, picture symbols, and other modes of augmentative communication into therapy.

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Occupational therapy

Pediatric occupational therapy improves the areas of fine motor, visual perception, and cognition through purposeful everyday activities. The areas addressed include hand skills, sensory function, eating, self-care, social skills, and play/leisure skills.

Early Intervention

The North Carolina Infant-Toddler Program is a variety of agencies working together to provide early intervention services for children ages birth to three who have special needs and their families. Early intervention services help young children grow and develop and support their families in caring for them. The agencies responsible for early intervention in our area are called Children's Developmental Services Agencies. Children enrolled in the Infant-Toddler Program may be eligible for a variety of services, including evaluations, service coordination, assistive technology, and specialized therapies. Early Bird serves South Charlotte and Union County and is on the provider lists of both the Mecklenburg County Children's Developmental Services Agency (Carlton Watkins Center) and Concord Children's Developmental Services Agency. A child may be eligible therapy services on a sliding scale through their county and state. For more information on North Carolina Early Intervention Program and Children's Developmental Services Agencies, please see www.ncei.org.

Community Based Rehabilitative Services
and Special Education

Community Based Rehabilitative Services (CBRS.) is developmental intervention uniquely designed to enhance cognitive, physical, behavioral, self-help, social-emotional, and language skills. This rehabilitative therapy for infants and toddlers is 'play with a purpose.' CBRS is one service available to support children and families from birth to age three who have been determined eligible by the Children's Developmental Services Agency (CDSA) for the North Carolina Infant Toddler Program. Visit the North Carolina Early Intervention website www.ncei.org for more information on the CDSA in your area and the NC Infant Toddler program.

In addition to CBRS for birth to three year olds, Early Bird also offers a similar service for children over age three. We will address your child's needs in your home or in their preschool environment; assist in working toward improved participation and performance across all areas of development.

Early Intervention

The North Carolina Infant-Toddler Program is a variety of agencies working together to provide early intervention services for children ages birth to three who have special needs and their families. Early intervention services help young children grow and develop and support their families in caring for them. The agencies responsible for early intervention in our area are called Children's Developmental Services Agencies. Children enrolled in the Infant-Toddler Program may be eligible for a variety of services, including evaluations, service coordination, assistive technology, and specialized therapies. Early Bird serves South Charlotte and Union County and is on the provider lists of both the Mecklenburg County Children's Developmental Services Agency (Carlton Watkins Center) and Concord Children's Developmental Services Agency. A child may be eligible therapy services on a sliding scale through their county and state. For more information on North Carolina Early Intervention Program and Children's Developmental Services Agencies, please see www.ncei.org.

Community Based Rehabilitative Services
and Special Education

Community Based Rehabilitative Services (CBRS.) is developmental intervention uniquely designed to enhance cognitive, physical, behavioral, self-help, social-emotional, and language skills. This rehabilitative therapy for infants and toddlers is 'play with a purpose.' CBRS is one service available to support children and families from birth to age three who have been determined eligible by the Children's Developmental Services Agency (CDSA) for the North Carolina Infant Toddler Program. Visit the North Carolina Early Intervention website www.ncei.org for more information on the CDSA in your area and the NC Infant Toddler program.

In addition to CBRS for birth to three year olds, Early Bird also offers a similar service for children over age three. We will address your child's needs in your home or in their preschool environment; assist in working toward improved participation and performance across all areas of development.

Advocacy

Let us help to teach you how to be a more effective advocate for your child. We offer consultation including face to face, record reviews, assistance and participation in meetings for goal planning and placement. Visit the Wrightslaw website for more information about advocacy and special education.

Where are services provided?

Casino Early Intervention Centers

Early Bird's services are provided in your home, your child's daycare, school, or anywhere your child usually spends his/her time.