Program:
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Home Visiting Program for Infants
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Fax:
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Clinical Records: 519-858-3913
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Address:
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600 Sanatorium Rd London, ON N6H 3W7
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Map
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Intersection:
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Sanatorium Rd and Oxford St W
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Hours:
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Mon | 8:30am-5pm | |
Tue | 8:30am-5pm | |
Wed | 8:30am-5pm | |
Thu | 8:30am-5pm | |
Fri | 8:30am-5pm | |
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Service Description:
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Families will work with a parent infant therapist to get to know you and your child, support you and your family, answer questions, and help connect you with community supports.
Therapists will make regular visits to work families and set goals. Therapists will explore play activities to help your child learn new skills.
Other team members will meet families as needed.
Most young children learn new skills in predictable ways and at predictable times. Some children need more support to learn how to hold up their head, roll over, sit, drink, and eat solid foods, talk, play with people and toys, and build relationships with their family members. When children take longer to learn new skills, it may be called a developmental delay.
Some things that might cause a developmental delay are:
- health problems during pregnancy, birth or as a very young infant, including substance exposure during pregnancy, birth complications, being born prematurely or serious illness like meningitis
- some genetic or medical conditions (such as down syndrome, or seizure disorders)
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Application:
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Referrals for children up to age 2: • Parents, doctors or community agencies can make a referral to the Developmental Resources for Infants (DRI) committee, for children up to age 2, if they are concerned about a child’s development. • The developmental resources of infants committee reviews referrals and connects families to services. Referral for children 2 to 6 years old: • To refer a child who is between 2 and 6, contact CPRI Intake. This is where all referrals for the Child and Parent Resource Institute are directed to the program that best fits the child’s needs.
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Languages:
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English * French
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Language Notes:
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Interpretation available upon request
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