Psychology

  • 504 plan

    A Section 504 plan allows students with medical conditions to get accommodations to help them learn better. Learn how to request this plan for your child.

  • Delirium

    Delirium is a change in the way people think, feel, and behave that is caused by a medical condition or treatment. If we know your child has delirium, we can treat it.

  • Delirium in the PICU

    Children in the PICU may become confused or appear sleepy. They may have trouble understanding what is happening around them. Patients might see or hear things that are not actually there. They may be agitated on and off throughout the day.

  • Early intervention (E.I.)

    Learn how children with developmental delays can benefit from early intervention (EI) services. Find out how to qualify.

  • Functional behavior assessment

    A functional behavior assessment (FBA) relates to a behavior problem that is linked to a child's environment. Find out more.

  • Individualized education program (IEP)

    Your child may qualify for an Individualized Education Program (IEP). Learn how to schedule an IEP meeting. Find out about IEP modifications and benefits.

  • Parenting teens who face challenges

    Illness and treatment can cause physical, mental, emotional, or social challenges for your teen. Learn what these might be and how to help.

  • Psychology evaluation

    A psychology evaluation is an appointment to learn about your child’s thinking, learning, and behavior. Learn more.

  • Response to intervention

    If your child is having trouble learning in school, he may benefit from response to intervention (RTI), a government program. Learn more.

  • Steroids medicines and behavior

    Steroid medicines can change your child’s behavior, emotions, and thoughts. Learn what can happen and how to help your child.

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