
Presentations
Developmental GPS
Dr. Mark Freilich
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The Son-Rise Program
Camila Titone
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Developmental Importance
of Sensory Integration
Lori Rothman, O.T.R. SI/NDT
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How Does Environment
Affect Development?
Beth Lambert
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How Diet & Nutrition
Affect Development
Kelly Dorfman, M.S., L.D.N.
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How Developmental Approaches
Support School Success
Corey Fox, M.A.
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Developmental Differences of SPD vs. ASD
Maria Rickert Hong, CHHP, AADP
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Developmental Significance
of Listening Therapies
Dr. Milagros Cordero, OTR/L
Importance of Developmental
Vision/Visual Perception
Patricia S. Lemer, M. Ed., NCC
“Autism Language Launcher”
Kate C. Wilde
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What Do I Do Next?
Dr. Shelley Stravitz
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When Progress Slows, It May Be Time to Look Beyond the Usual Path.
You've followed the recommendations. You've tried therapies, worked with professionals, advocated at school, and celebrated progress along the way. But sometimes families reach a point where progress seems to slow—or they simply begin wondering:
What else is out there?
That's where DevelopAbility begins.
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DevelopAbility was created for families who are ready to look beyond the more commonly discussed approaches and discover additional tools, ideas, and possibilities that may support their child's continued development.
We've partnered with leading professionals to introduce families to topics and approaches they may not have encountered before—helping you expand your understanding, ask new questions, and explore possibilities for supporting your child's physical, emotional, social, and academic growth.
This three-part national series includes approximately 5.5 hours of online video instruction, divided into short, easy-to-follow segments you can watch on your own schedule. You'll also receive three accompanying workbooks designed to help you study the information, explore additional resources, and determine which areas you may want to investigate further.
DevelopAbility isn't about promising a particular outcome. It's about making sure families know there may be more to explore.
Because reaching a plateau doesn't have to mean you've reached the end of what's possible.
