Oct 19, 2016
9:22:08am
9:22:08am
In NY you'd be eligible for therapy. We had a child on the spectrum. She started seeing doctors at 2 years old. By
the time she was 10 she was no longer considered to be on the spectrum.
I imagine you've tried lots of things but if you haven't already you should look into the services that either your state will provide or your insurance. The data show that the sooner the child gets therapy the more successful it is.
Good luck...
I imagine you've tried lots of things but if you haven't already you should look into the services that either your state will provide or your insurance. The data show that the sooner the child gets therapy the more successful it is.
Good luck...
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