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A Coalition of Parents and Professionals...
working to expand access to developmental approaches to autism therapies!
...Parents like Gina Peters and Kristin Schinella |
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who travel to Sacramento to speak out to the legislature about their child's success with DIR/Floortime
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...professionals like tiffany smith |
...parents like caitlin welsh |
...advocates like jim lantry |
who could provide more evidence-based treatment to families and train other professionals if we could provide the support to help her complete her DIR certification
...Professionals like Ziba Nassab AND Tessa Graham
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who develop agencies providing a variety of services based in DIR/Floortime principles
who are educating and petitioning their Kaiser and other health plans to meet their children's urgent needs for intervention tailored to their individual needs
...Professionals like Ben Zequeira-Russell and Kristi Gose
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who are extending their agencies into underserved counties in the state where no other DIR/Floortime services exist
...Researchers like Josh Feder
who are expanding the evidence base for developmental treatment approaches
who keep protecting our freedom to practice evidence-based approaches by carrying the message of parent and prescriber choice forward to new legislators, public agencies, and insurance companies
...Healthcare providers like Diane Cullinane and Andrea Davis
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who train new professionals and expand the types of DIR-based programs and services for kids and young adults in their community
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countless families who have lost funding or have never been offered funding for development approaches to care
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OUR MISSION: We are the DIR/Floortime Coalition and the Coalition for Developmental Approaches -- parents, families, and professionals promoting parent and family choice in treatments. We are spreading the word about evidence-supported developmental approaches to therapies such as DIR/Floortime, PLAY Project, SCERTS, PACT, etc. to help autistic people across the lifespan along with those with other developmental challenges. We are committed to expanding awareness, access to, and use of developmental approaches through education, fundraising, research, networking, and policy advocacy. |
Mailing Address:
913 E Walnut Street
Pasadena, California 91106
913 E Walnut Street
Pasadena, California 91106
