Helping Families Overcome Unique Challenges of Neurological Disorders
Pathways Treatment Center is dedicated to helping families overcome the unique challenges presented by autism and other neurological challenges. We believe that all people deserve to develop to their greatest potential.
We believe:
- The brain has tremendous ability to change and develop
- Relationships are vital to development
- Parents of children are the best possible guides to their child’s development
- It is more cost effective and therapeutic for parents to learn how to work with their child’s development than to pay for someone else to do it
- Training and application of excellent therapeutic approaches allow our families to make wonderful progress
- Families facing challenges because of neurological disorders deserve a team of well educated, dedicated professionals to educate, guide and support them
ANNIE
Meet Annie, an amazing 4 year old girl. Annie has been diagnosed with a global developmental delays, but that is not holding her back.
ANTHONY
Meet Anthony, the hardest working 18 year old we know. Anthony has a variety of diagnoses, including autism, seizure disorder, sensory processing disorder and verbal apraxia. Anthony uses facilitated communication to express himself and would like to say how MNRI has helped him.
ALEX
Meet Alex, an incredible 11 year old boy that has a genetic disorder called Charge Syndrome. Alex and his parents have been with Pathways for several years and are always so generous about sharing their journey to help others see the potential in their own child.
ERVENE
Ervene is a beautiful, vibrant woman who suffered a stroke and subsequent Central Venous Surgery.
CALENDAR
At Pathways, our Clients schedule their own visits with our online calendar. After your initial consult, you will be able to flexibly schedule by clicking on the blue button below.
SERVICES OFFERED
At Pathways we offer therapies that target connectivity in the brain, body and mind. We offer traditional Speech and Language Therapy, Masgutova Neuro-Sensory-Motor Reflex Integration (MNRI) and Relationship Development Intervention (RDI).
