| Developmental
Therapy:
Developmental
therapy involves lots of hands-on experience. We help children,
teens and adults become more independent and involved in their
community. We do this by working with individuals to develop
their skills for daily living, socialization, self-help and
communication.
For
more information on developmental therapy, please download
our brochure.
If you
have any questions about Weiser’s Developmental Therapy
Services, please contact:
Katie
Kimball, Program Director, (208) 549-0508
or KKimball@mycpid.com
Developmental
Therapy FAQs:
What
is "Developmental Therapy"?
Developmental Therapy is the assessment, treatment and instruction
of individuals with disabilities in activities of daily living.
This therapy involves lots of hands-on experience. We help
children, teens and adults become more independent and involved
in their community. We do this by working to develop their
skills for daily living, socialization, self-help and communication.
Who
Receives Developmental Therapy?
Developmental Therapy services are available for children
as young as 3 years old, teens, and adults who have been diagnosed
with a developmental disability. This would include mental
retardation (IQ lower than 75), Cerebral Palsy, Seizure Disorder,
Autism, etc.
Where
is Developmental Therapy Provided?
Services are provided to meet the needs and wishes of the
individual. Developmental therapy may be provided in the individual’s
home, in the community, in a center, or a combination of locations.
How
Are Services Paid For?
Developmental Therapy is a Medicaid reimbursable service.
If an individual does not have Medicaid but wishes to receive
Developmental Therapy, the individual has the option to pay
privately for these services.
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