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When Braylon first came in, his parents were concerned because he was not using words to communicate, walked unsteadily with frequent falls, and seemed to constantly need objects in his hands to stay regulated. He communicated mostly through loud screeches, bumped...

When Lucas first came in, his parents were concerned because he was waking most nights wet, struggling with ongoing constipation, and becoming easily overwhelmed during transitions. Sleep disruptions left him tired during the day, digestion issues made him...

When Jayden first began care, daily life required constant effort. Staying focused was difficult, transitions often led to frustration, and even simple routines could feel overwhelming. His family found themselves frequently redirecting him, managing big emotional...