How It Works

The Developmental Compass follows a structured process for building your child's personalized therapy plan — from first conversation to an actionable, sequenced roadmap.

Step 1: Book a Consultation
Start with a conversation, not a form. We talk through what you're seeing at home and school, and confirm which service tier fits your family's situation.

Step 2: Complete Your Family Intake
Before your consultation, you'll complete a short, adaptive intake questionnaire. It adjusts to your child's age and your specific concerns — most families complete it in 5–10 minutes, and questions adapt so you aren’t endlessly answering questions that don't apply.

Step 3: Neuroscience-Based Clinical Review
Your intake is reviewed against current neuroscience research on how developmental domains connect — how motor, communication, sensory, and behavioral progress typically relate to one another at your child's age and profile. Based on your goals and your child’s most important needs, we tailor a navigation map.

Step 4: Receive Your Personalized Developmental Roadmap
You leave your consultation with a written plan: which therapies your child needs, why, which to start first for personalized therapy sequencing, and a realistic timeline for what to expect. We go over everything in detail, in terms you can understand.

Step 5: Ongoing Support (optional)
Many families return for a Progress Checkpoint to adjust the plan as therapy unfolds or new needs arise, or enroll in Navigation Partnership for ongoing, month-to-month guidance through complex or evolving cases. Both also allow for progress tracking.