Strategies & Planning

Many people hear the word "intervention" and wonder what it means in this context. Simply put, an intervention plan typically involves guidelines for how to move forward after finding out what the difficulties are. Who can help you maximize your potential - teachers, parents, employers - yourself? All of the above. Trying to figure out the best type of doctor or therapy is an overwhelming pursuit for folks who aren’t "in the know."

You’ve come to CNLD for our expertise and that’s what we’re known for - our ability to make sense of barriers (in learning, emotions, and life) and jump-start you forward - using our intervention plans. Our psychologists custom-build each client’s intervention plan to suit his/her individual needs - it’s not a "cookie cutter" approach in which everyone gets the same thing.

Several therapy options are available right here in our clinic - individual therapy, family therapy, parent guidance, and social skills training. Consultation services are also offered for various age groups: children in school, college-bound teens, college students, and adults in the workplace.

Along with our capable staff, we are extremely well connected with schools and professionals in the community. These professionals have skills in counseling, tutoring, performance and life coaching, memory training, speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, and medical needs.

We followed through with the therapist you recommended for Katy’s speech issues, and are seeing steady improvement each week. She looks forward to meeting with her each week – they have really made a connection that also helps her with the social anxieties she previously experienced. This process was very worthwhile since she now recognizes that she can do anything with guidance and assistance. She’s making friends and not avoiding school for the first time in years. Seeing her genuinely smile again is wonderful – thanks for guiding us on the path to a happier Katy.

Madelyn S.