Early Intervention Questions & Answers

Do you have questions about a child’s behavior, diagnosis, therapy program, etc.? Take a deep breath and know that you are not alone in your efforts to get the best possible resources, education and care for your child and your family.

We are Lewis County Parent to Parent. Parent to Parent has a book and video lending library, a bi-monthly newsletter, special education advocates, parent mentors, hundreds of resources on parenting, diagnosis and periodical events for the entire family. Please ask.

The Infant Toddler Development Center, In-Tot, is another program of Reliable Enterprises. In-Tot has been active in Lewis County for 20 years and has served over 500 children and families. This program serves children birth to 3 years old. Babies can be effectively screened as early as four months. Children with developmental delays can receive free physical, occupational and/or speech therapy, depending on the child’s needs. Therapy can be in the child’s home, at the center or in a group. Early intervention has prevented many children in our program from needing special education services at school age.

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Ask your question as clearly as possible. Any and all personal information will be kept confidential. We do not share personal information with any other parties. We will get back to you in five (5) business days or less. Click here to have your email program opened so you can ask a question on early intervention.

Child Health Notes, a monthly publication of Reliable Enterprises, highlights current childhood health issues and provides local resources for specific diagnosis.

Disclaimer: any information received from this service is in no way meant to serve as or replace a doctor’s or other professional diagnosis or treatment plan for your child. The intent and purpose of this service is only to help educate and support family members, caregivers, and others involved in the life of a special needs child. Our goal is that those who care for or work with children with special needs will use our resources to better advocate for the child or children they serve.