Our Process
We will complete a short phone intake and schedule a free 30 minute intake with one of your clinical staff to provide the opportunity to answer your questions, learn a little more about your child and help you make the best therapeutic plan for your child moving forward. We are here to help!
2. Registration & Paperwork
Prior to scheduling an evaluation, we require our intake paperwork be completed and returned to our office. This ensures that we can provide an effective evaluation experience for your family.
What we need from you:
In addition, please provide the following additional documents (these can be uploaded as part of the intake packet above):
Any relevant evaluations / IEP / past therapy reports
A copy of the front AND back of your insurance card
Further insurance and funding information can be found here.
3. Scheduling
Once we have received the required registration materials we are ready to schedule!
We will contact you to schedule your initial evaluation with your treating therapist.
Wait times are affected by:
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Time of year - April/May and September/October have longer associated wait times.
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Scheduling availability - it is difficult to initially be placed into a time slot between the hours of 3-6pm. Current clients get priority to move into these time slots when they open up.
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Cancellation list - we have a number of cancellation list spots, in which we complete the evaluation and then offers sessions during cancellations while we are waiting for your child's permanent place on the schedule. This is a good option if you would like to get started NOW and have flexibility.
Initial Evaluative Sessions
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Your child's first 2-3 appointments are evaluative sessions in which we establish goals and a treatment plan.
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Depending on the type of service you are receiving, you are your therapist will develop a treatment plan focused on your areas of concern.
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During all evaluative sessions the parents are present.
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Evaluative sessions will be a combination of standardized testing, parent/child interview, structured observation and observation of parent/child interactions.
Following these, you are now part of the CTN family! Welcome!