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CONNECTIONS

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CONNECTIONS is led by our skilled therapists — including a speech-language pathologist and an occupational therapist — who have received training in the DIR® Model. The program is also supported by graduate students in the fields of speech-language pathology and occupational therapy. Parents or caregivers are required to remain on the property during group sessions to ensure safety and accessibility for any needs that may arise.

 

 

The foundations of CONNECTIONS are supported by research:

  • Almost all learning occurs in a relationship.
  • The ability to enjoy and participate in relationships is pivotal for relating to others, experiencing positive self-esteem, and developing healthy coping strategies.
  • Relationships provide the foundation for communication.
  • The meaning of gestures, words, and concepts are learned as part of interactive and affective relationships early in life.
  • Connections offers a 1:1 clinician to child ratio to ensure your child gets individualized support toward their goals.
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Foster Ellis MS, CCC-SLP

Connections Co-Coordinator

MONDAY/WEDNESDAY PROGRAM

DESIGNED TO IMPROVE YOUR CHILD’S:

  • Shared/sustained attention with adults and peers
  • Play skills with familiar or novel objects
  • Back and forth communication with adults and peers
  • Language skills within a group/preschool setting
  • Independence in transitions
  • Participation in new or unfamiliar activities in a group setting
  • Self-regulation during a variety of tasks and in various environments
  • Independence with daily living skills (organizing personal items & self-care)
  • Interactions with a variety of foods and sensory activities

tuesday/thursday PROGRAM

DESIGNED TO IMPROVE YOUR CHILD’S:

  • Ability to establish and maintain healthy peer relationships

  • Participation in new or unfamiliar activities in a group setting

  • Social problem-solving skills

  • Shared/collaborative play skills

  • Independence in transitions

  • Flexibility and expansion in play

  • Self-regulation during a variety of tasks and in various environments

  • Independence with daily living skills (organizing personal items & self-care)

  • Interactions with a variety

Casey Rhea, OTR

Connections Co-Coordinator

How Do I Sign up?

Patients must receive pre-approval to be a part of the program, and full payment is required to reserve a spot. Contact Foster Ellis for more details and to see if this program is right for your child!

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