A school observation helps to address one of the most common challenges for families of neurodiverse children: communication and planning between the child’s home and school.

Families of neurodiverse children often don’t know how to address their child’s needs in the home. Family training topics include: behavioral strategies, learning new skills and social skills in the home.

When a family is supporting a neurodiverse child or young adult there are often multiple systems and people involved. Fields Center Care Coordination can help you keep everyone connected and productive on behalf of your child.

A high-quality FBA and behavior support plan help your child and family to find solutions to common behavioral challenges.

Following a diagnosis of a neurodevelopmental disability, families often find a lack of quality ABA services in a timely manner. The ABA Gap program helps you get your child the support they need ASAP.

A highly individualized one-to-one coaching session can help you or your adult loved one identify goals. make action steps and find success in daily life.