In addition to assessment and therapeutic services, CHPP provides a range of consulative and educational services so that parents and children are well-informed and can make educated decisions about a range of issues, from early behavior challenges to college planning.
There are many common difficulties that occur during early childhood, including difficulties with early sleep habits, feeding, toileting, and temper tantrums. Even though these problems are common, they can be very challenging for parents and children alike. Our practice provides a range of services to help you and your child get through these challenges, including consultations with parents to provide objective advice and develop strategies, brief therapy sessions to work closely with you and your child on specific behaviors, or in-home visits to tackle more complicated problems.
Education is the cornerstone of everything we do at CHPP. When you learn about your issues, you have the power to manage them –
and even resolve them.
While we will work with you in therapy and counseling sessions to deal with any issue you, your family, or your child has, we also offer additional parent education resources.
The Call-In Hour is offered once a week every Wednesday from 1:00 p.m. to 2:00 p.m. It provides a time for parents to ask therapists questions about common child development and management concerns, such as toileting, peer and sibling issues, study and work habit concerns, discipline issues, and the like. The Call–In Hour phone number is 919-942-4166, ext. 110
Children with learning differences often require specific types of support in order to make progress in school and accurately demonstrate their knowledge. In many cases, your child’s academic experience and the supports that your child receives at school depend on your ability to navigate the “system,” such as understanding what types of accommodations or interventions are available, the appropriate type of classroom for your child, and other related issues. Additionally, it is important to understand how to be an assertive advocate for your child while maintaining a healthy relationship with your school.
Our practice has a number of clinicians and educational specialists with many years of experience working with families and schools to provide your child with their ideal learning environment. We have worked with public and private schools from pre-school through college. Our level of support depends on your specific needs, but can range from providing advice on how to work with schools, attending meetings with parents and school personnel, classroom observations, and meeting with teachers and other school personnel.