Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics

Patient and Family Resources

Children ages three and older with a diagnosed or suspected disability or delay may be eligible by law for free public education services, including special education. This video explains these services and provides information and resources to help your child thrive.

For additional resources, visit the following in our Ongoing Support Resources section.

• Early Intervention
• Special Education

Safety concerns are often on the minds of caregivers. The following video provides recommendations that can help reduce stress and worry.

For additional resources, visit Home Modifications and Safety in our Ongoing Support Resources. 

Family support professionals provide support to caregivers and families and act as a consistent contact person to answer questions and concerns related to:

• DDBP therapies and services
• Community resources and support
• Insurance and financial resource
• Early intervention and childcare-related needs
• School and education-related issues
• Transition from pediatric care/school to adult life
• Parent and family needs

Watch our video to learn about these services.

We know that each child's healthcare and therapy journey is unique, and financial issues can cause stress and worry for your family. Learn more about our financial support options.

As your child transitions from childhood to adulthood, there are many resources and support options available. Learn more about the resources available for youth with developmental disabilities.