Early Intervention in Autism Program (PIPA)
Between 0 months and 6 years of age, your child's brain goes through its most intense phase of development. This is when connections form fastest and every stimulus is essential.
The Early Intervention in Autism Program (PIPA) was designed precisely for this stage of childhood.
Whether for babies and children with a confirmed diagnosis or with signs still being investigated, PIPA works by stimulating the areas that most need attention.
How does it work?
It all starts with a complete transdisciplinary assessment, which involves:
- Speech-Language Pathology.
- Psychology (with supervision in ABA or Denver).
- Occupational Therapy.
- Psychomotor Therapy.
We also listen to who matters most: you. The stages involving parents and guardians are a fundamental part of the process.
And after the assessment?
PIPA offers Individual Therapies and a weekly Group Activity, creating opportunities for the child to develop and learn alongside others.
Parent Training and Family Therapy are also part of the plan.
And what about Denver? PIPA amplifies the results of the Denver Model when the two go hand in hand.
The sooner care begins, the better the development.