Welcome to Patterns of Hope
Our Mission
Our mission is to give your family renewed hope!
I was like many of you - I had tried everything to help my son. He was struggling in so many ways, but I knew in my heart he was capable of more. When I first learned about Neuro-Developmental Delay (NDD) Therapy, I knew it was the answer I had been searching for. As I watched my son improve and grow, I realized I needed to go back to school so that I could help other families facing the same challenges.
Be prepared to experience new hope as we work together to unlock your child's potential.
How is Patterns of Hope different from other therapies
On Line Therapy
Holistic Approch
Personal Touch
Bottom Up Approch
Does your child struggle with any of the following?
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Education difficulties
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Behavior challenges
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ADD/ADHD
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Dyslexia
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Coordination and balance issues
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Ocular motor functioning
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Anxiety/Stress
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Autism/Sensory issues
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Reading difficulties
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Dyslexia
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Math
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Dyscalculia
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Writing
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Apraxia
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Motor processing challenges
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When your child was young, did they experience any of the following?
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Was your child born early (preterm)?
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Was your child born late (post-term)?
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Did your child have frequent ear, nose and throat issues?
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In the first six months was your child very still?
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In the first six months, was your child very active?
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Did your child have difficulty dressing themselves?
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Does your child struggle with hand-eye coordination?
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Was your child late in learning to walk? (Later than 18 months)
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Early learning to walk? (before ten months)
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Bedwetting past the age of five?
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Thumb-sucking after five years of age?
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Struggles with motion sickness?
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Difficulty learning to ride a bike?
The —
PATTERNS
OF HOPE
DIFFERENCE
​"At Patterns of Hope, we care about the "Why" behind every challenge. We Focus on uncovering the root casues of a child's struggles, rather than providing compensatory skills that only address symptoms or offer short-term solutions. By identifying the earliest point of developmental breakdown and building from there, we can create lasting change in the way a child's brain functions, helping to alleviate some of their struggles."
