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What Is a Developmental Consultation?
A personalized conversation to better understand your child’s development, address your concerns, and identify clear, practical next steps based on clinical expertise and current child development research.
Understand Development
Gain a clearer picture of your child’s developmental strengths and needs.
Address Concerns
Talk through questions about play, behavior, milestones, routines, or development.
Find Next Steps
Receive practical guidance and recommendations tailored to your family.
Areas We Explore
We take a whole-child approach, looking at how different areas of development connect and influence everyday life.
Motor Development
Explore movement, coordination, strength, and emerging motor skills.
Social & Emotional Development
Explore emotional regulation, social connection, communication, and coping skills.
Sensory Processing
Understand how your child responds to and interacts with sensory experiences.
Daily Function & Routines
Look at how development influences play, learning, self-care, and everyday routines.
Ready to Better Understand Your Child's Development?
Learn more about what to expect and whether a developmental consultation may be right for your family.
Developmental Consultation FAQs
1. Who is a developmental consultation for?
Developmental consultations are designed for parents who have questions or concerns about their child’s development, behavior, skills, routines, or overall well-being.
2. What happens during a developmental consultation?
We’ll discuss your concerns, your child’s developmental history, daily routines, and observations. When appropriate, I may observe your child or review relevant assessments and reports.
3. Will my child receive a diagnosis during the consultation?
A developmental consultation is primarily focused on understanding concerns and identifying next steps. If a formal evaluation or additional professional support is appropriate, I can help guide you toward the right resources.
4. What will I take away from the consultation?
You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of your concerns, personalized insights, and practical recommendations or next steps you can begin using with your child.