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Early Intervention Blogs in New York City
Navigating Anxiety in Children with Autism
As per psychologist Dr. Jeffrey Wood, social anxiety, or the fear of new people and social settings, is particularly prevalent in children with autism. He goes on to say that if children with autism have anxiety, they might experience intense interna...
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Supporting Kids with Disabilities in Early Childhood
Despite encountering challenges, individuals with disabilities can very much enjoy a fulfilling life. It is particularly achievable when parents provide the right support early on—paving the road toward their children’s lifelong success. If this...
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Cultural Norms: A Facet of Early Interventions
Have you ever considered how cultural norms shape how our clinical social workers approach early interventions for children with developmental delays? Cultural norms play a significant role in shaping a child’s growth, making it essential to em...
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Exploring the Parents’ Role in Early Interventions
Every child—no matter their circumstances or capabilities—possess extraordinary potential. And we believe that early intervention services in New York City can help harness such potential for children with developmental delays. Seeking early inte...
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Resources
American Autism Association Autismo Diario Autism Speaks Caribbean Autism Project The Color of Autism Dolly Parton Imagination Library HollyRod Foundation The Nora Project Zero to Three...
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