Diagnosis & Assessment
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Do you involve parents in therapy or only children?
Last Updated: August 28, 2025Parental involvement is crucial in autism therapy. Many centers conduct parent training sessions to teach strategies that can be applied at home. Parents often attend some therapy sessions to observe...
How many hours per week of therapy do you recommend for my child?
Last Updated: August 28, 2025The recommended hours depend on the severity and needs of the child. For early intervention, many children benefit from 15–25 hours of therapy weekly. Some may need fewer if they...
Will you give a written report about my child’s progress?
Last Updated: August 28, 2025Yes, progress reports are an essential part of therapy. They outline goals achieved, current challenges, and next steps. These are often supported with charts or milestone trackers. Reports are explained...
Do you provide IQ testing, developmental testing, or behavior assessments?
Last Updated: August 28, 2025Yes, reputable centers conduct standardized developmental and behavioral tests. These include IQ tests, ADOS for autism diagnosis, and VB-MAPP for language skills. Such tests identify strengths, weaknesses, and readiness levels....
Can you coordinate with doctors/psychologists if needed for diagnosis and treatment?
Last Updated: August 28, 2025Yes, many centers maintain partnerships with pediatricians, psychologists, and neurologists. Autism care often requires a team approach. Medical professionals may prescribe interventions or medications that need therapy adjustments. For example,...
How often do you re-assess progress and update the therapy plan?
Last Updated: August 28, 2025Progress reviews are usually done every 3–6 months. Therapists track goals achieved in speech, social skills, academics, or daily living. If a child meets milestones faster, new targets are set...
