Developmental Intervention

Your baby’s development is connected in so many ways. How they breathe, feed, sleep, move, and experience the world all impact how they develop.

For example, if your baby is having difficulty figuring out how to roll, that doesn’t necessarily mean they are having difficulty with the action of rolling itself. There may be other areas that are impacting that skill. Things like reflux, state regulation, muscle strength/coordination, or visual impairments- can all affect how they use their neck, trunk, and extremities (making new movements harder to learn).

As a developmental specialist and infant feeding therapist, I look at the whole picture. I’m trained to recognize how all these different connections work together, allowing me to address the root cause and support your baby’s development across their body systems.

Developmental Support

Prematurity

Milestone Progression

Neurological Conditions

Cardiac Conditions

Sensory Processing Differences

Motor Impairments

Visual Impairments

Auditory Impairments

Genetic Conditions

Congenital Conditions

Neural Tube Conditions

Anatomical Anomalies

Orofacial Clefts