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At your first visit, an evaluation will include:
Following the evaluation, your therapist will discuss recommendations and provide you with a copy of the evaluation report. If further therapy is recommended, your child will be seen at a frequency that is decided by you and your therapist to address his/her needs in a fun and playful way during treatment and through home program suggestions. If therapy is not recommended, you and your child will be provided with ideas and therapy tools/suggestions to use at home and in the community. For more questions about out pediatric therapy services, contact us today!
For our pediatric therapy services, the evaluation is a crucial step. A formal evaluation, informal measures, child and parent interview, and review of medical and birth history will be completed. With a signed release of information, we may also collaborate with outside care providers.
Each insurance plan is different and provides different benefits. To know if your insurance will cover pediatric therapy services, please call your insurance company to ask about your benefits.
Depending on your child’s skill level, the frequency and duration will vary. Your therapist will work with you to set up a schedule, provide home programming, and discuss progress regularly with you. Sessions typically last between 30 to 60 minutes depending on the child's age and therapy goals.
Therapy services in the school setting focus on developing skills needed for education. Therapy services at Interact Therapy focus on your child’s life within his/her natural environment, which consists of home, school, and community. The goals developed will impact the child's everyday settings.
Interact Therapy services can be provided within our clinic. We also can travel to your home, daycare, or after-school program if it is within our radius.
Yes, anywhere in the states of Minnesota and North Dakota.
Absolutely, it's generally encouraged for parents to be involved in their child's therapy sessions. This can help you understand the techniques being used and how to support your child's progress at home. It also allows you to reinforce the skills being taught during the sessions. Your active participation can make a positive impact on your child's development.
"Being a parent of four young children myself, I understand how many questions come along with the task of finding the best therapist to work with your child. I want to answer all of the questions you may have, so here are some common questions parents inquiring on our services have."
- Rachel, founder of Interact Therapy
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