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Shandy Clinic

The Shandy Clinic is a private outpatient therapy clinic serving patients in Aurora, Monument, Colorado Springs, and Pueblo, Colorado. As a private therapy practice, the Shandy Clinic provides personalized, individual therapy in a friendly, family environment. They evaluate and treat the following areas: Adaptive Development Articulation / Language Autism Spectrum Balance Feeding Fine & Gross Motor Skills General Developmental Delays Handwriting Learning Disabilities Motor Planning Sensory Processing Stuttering Shandy Clinic is a sponsor of the Rocky Mountain Early Childhood Conference.  
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Child Development, Assessment, and Screening | Health and Safety | Mental Health / Social Emotional Wellness

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autism | birth defects | child assessment | child development | cognitive impairment | developmental delays | developmental disabilities | early intervention | evaluations | feeding | health | health care | indicators | individual education plan | occupational therapy | screening | special education | special needs | speech therapy | therapy

ABCD

ABCD stands for Assuring Better Health & Child Development. ABCD educates, equips and partners with primary care, early childhood and community agencies who serve children to make it easier for Colorado families to access developmental screenings, referrals and support.  
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Child Development, Assessment, and Screening | Health and Safety

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0-3 | autism | baby | birth defects | challenging behavior | child assessment | child development | Colorado | development | developmental delays | developmental disabilities | disabilities | early intervention | family support | health | hearing | infant | mental health | milestones | parent | pediatric services | resources | screening | special education | special needs | toddlers | vaccines | vision

Home Visitation Resource Guide

This Home Visitation Resource Guide was developed by the Southwest (SW) Denver Home Visitation Collaborative, which was established in Year 4 of the LAUNCH Together-SW Denver initiative. LAUNCH Together was designed to improve the social and emotional outcomes for young children (prenatal through age eight) and their families in Colorado. A priority for LAUNCH Together-SW Denver has been to improve social and emotional well-being for families by supporting the providers who serve them. The SW Denver Home Visitation Collaborative is an example of this approach in action!    
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Child Development, Assessment, and Screening | Family, Friend, and Neighbor Care | Health and Safety | Mental Health / Social Emotional Wellness | Parents, Families, and Community

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0-3 | at risk | birth to eight | child development | community | developmental delays | early intervention | family | family services | family support | health | mental health | parent | parent education classes | parent group | parenting classes | parents as teachers | social emotional | special education | special needs

Program Directory for Families

This Program Directory for Families is pulled from the full Home Visitation Resource guide for easy reference and is easy to print/send as its own document. Includes early intervention resources, parenting classes, nurse home visiting services, and more.  
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Child Development, Assessment, and Screening | Family, Friend, and Neighbor Care | Health and Safety | Parents, Families, and Community

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0-3 | at risk | birth to eight | child development | development | developmental delays | early intervention | family | family services | family support | health | mental health | parent education classes | parent group | parenting classes | parents as teachers | resources | safety | screening | social emotional | special needs

Rocky Mountain Human Services (RMHS)

Rocky Mountain Human Services provides early intervention at no cost to parents or families for infants and toddlers who have developmental delays as well as resources for children and adults with developmental disabilities.[:es]Rocky Mountain Human Services provee intervención temprana sin costo para padres o familias con bebes o niños pequeños con retrasos de desarrollo, además de recursos para niños y adultos con discapacidades del desarrollo.  
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Child Development, Assessment, and Screening | En Espanol | Health and Safety | Mental Health / Social Emotional Wellness | Parents, Families, and Community | Providers and Educators

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developmental delays | physical therapy | special needs | speech therapy

Early Intervention Colorado

Early intervention provides developmental supports and services to children birth through two years of age who have special developmental needs. It can help improve your child̍s ability to develop and learn. It can also help you and your family learn ways to support and promote your child̍s development, within your family activities and community life. In Colorado, the overall system of early intervention is known as Early Intervention Colorado. It is designed to ̱connect̨ a family with early intervention services, such as occupational, speech or physical therapy, to help infants and toddlers grow and develop, and to help their family in this process. It is a voluntary program and does not discriminate based on race, culture, religion, income level, or disability.  
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Child Development, Assessment, and Screening | Health and Safety | Mental Health / Social Emotional Wellness | Parents, Families, and Community | Providers and Educators

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developmental delays | physical therapy | special needs | speech therapy

Child Find

Every school district or Boards of Cooperative Educational Services (BOCES) have professionals who are trained to evaluate children in a variety of areas, including cognitive functioning, physical functioning, hearing and vision, speech and language and social and emotional development. This service is referred to as Child Find. Evaluations are conducted by the Child Find team at no cost to parents. Once the child find evaluation team, which includes the parents, has gathered sufficient information used to determine a child's eligibility for early intervention or preschool special education services, an Individual Family Service Plan (IFSP; birth to three years of age) or an  
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Topic Areas:

Child Development, Assessment, and Screening | Health and Safety | Mental Health / Social Emotional Wellness | Parents, Families, and Community | Providers and Educators

Keywords:

developmental delays | evaluations | individual education plan | special education | special needs