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parents, it is always recommended that we check our child’s milestones.
If you suspect that he/she may have delays and/or difficulties in any
of them (i.e., gross motor, fine motor, speech and language), it is best
that you consult with a developmental and behavioral physician. Should
you have a difficulty in setting up an appointment with the doctor and
you feel the urgency to address these issues, we may have your child
evaluated to at least determine the specific areas where your child may
have any delay. .
If you have other concerns, then our therapists will be more than
willing to give you advice and assist you in your queries. You are also
welcome to observe some of the sessions of your child so you can have a
better idea on how to follow up the activities and management at home.
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The
ideal step is to receive a referral from your child’s physician. You
may then call or visit RLS-TLC where you will be asked specific details
about your child and the doctor’s findings/assessment. Someone from
RLS-TLC will contact you to schedule an initial evaluation. The
evaluation normally lasts for an hour. The evaluation would likewise
determine the frequency that your child would have to undergo his/her
therapy. You will then be given a specific date and time when your
child will have his/her regular therapy sessions.
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No.
All our therapies are held in the center. We can, however, upon your
request conduct a visit at your home or your child’s school to map out
management strategies and techniques in the said locations. Also, we
can provide you, at your request a home program that you can use to
ensure the continuity of your child’s therapy at the center.
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The
length of time that your child will be undergoing therapy is dependent
on your child’s individual pace of development. It is also dependent on
how well we follow up the management at home. Let it also be known
that before we decrease the frequency or discharge a child in therapy,
it is recommended that you visit his/her physician first.
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The
parents and/or caregivers play a very critical role in a child’s
progress. As part of the session, your therapists will write down the
activities and suggest techniques that you can carry out at home. Note
that your child is only with us at a very limited time per week and most
of his/her time is spent at home and/or in school. Your child’s
development will therefore be highly dependent on how you, as his/her
caregiver follows the suggestions that your therapists tell you to do at
home and in other settings that your child goes to.
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