Infant Program

Ages 0–12 Months

During infancy, children begin forming the foundational schemas that support how they understand patterns, relationships, movement, communication, and the world around them. Through intentional, relationship-based interaction, infants are supported in developing early neural pathways connected to language, executive functioning, curiosity, and learning.

Sessions emphasize:

✦ responsive interaction

✦ sensory and relational engagement

✦ attention and joint attention

✦ early communication foundations

✦ exploration and schema development

✦ early problem-solving through movement and play

✦ language-rich routines

✦ emotional connection and regulation foundations

Toddler Program

Ages 12–24 Months

Toddlers actively construct understanding through repeated patterns of exploration known as schemas — including transporting, rotation, trajectory, enclosure, positioning, and transformation. These early learning patterns provide the foundation for problem-solving, reasoning, language development, and flexible thinking.

Sessions may focus on:

✦ expressive and receptive language development

✦ symbolic play and imagination

✦ cognitive flexibility

✦ executive functioning foundations

✦ schema-based exploration and learning

✦ early problem-solving

✦ self-regulation foundations

✦ social communication

✦ curiosity-driven exploration

Preschool Program

Ages 2–4 Years

As children grow, early schemas become increasingly sophisticated and support the development of critical thinking, symbolic reasoning, narrative language, problem-solving, creativity, and flexible thinking. Through individualized, curiosity-driven learning experiences, children are encouraged to deepen communication, executive functioning, independence, and cognitive confidence.

Sessions may include:

✦ language-rich learning experiences

✦ critical thinking and reasoning

✦ executive functioning development

✦ schema-based exploration and inquiry

✦ problem-solving and flexible thinking

✦ early literacy and narrative development

✦ social communication

✦ emotional regulation

✦ imaginative and symbolic play

All children receive an individualized developmental assessment. Assessment results help guide individualized services, activities, and recommendations tailored to each child’s unique strengths and developmental needs.