The Lighthouse “Team Approach”
When it comes to caring for your child with autism, we understand that it truly “takes a village” to provide the best care for your child.
Taking a “team approach” to your child’s care will help them achieve the best possible outcomes. This means working in a spirit of collaboration with the various therapy providers, caregivers, and other parties involved in your child’s care. This team can include:
- Lighthouse Autism Center
- Family Doctor or Pediatrician
- Dentists
- Teachers
- Caregivers
- Therapists
- Family
- Friends
At Lighthouse Autism Center, we encourage the involvement of each and every team member to collectively work as a unified force in helping your child reach their fullest potential.
Together, we can unlock your child’s potential
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