Reach Infant Learning Program

Occupational Therapist Anna Mattox joins us to talk about the Reach Infant Learning Program.

The brain develops rapidly during the first three years of life. Early intervention can change a child’s developmental path. REACH’s Infant Learning Program provides services in your home and other areas your child is familiar with like daycares and playgrounds. The program believes relationships are the foundation for supporting early development. Relationship-based services focus on enhancing the caregiver-child relationship in order to support the child as they move through development levels. Working with REACH, parents are given the tools to support their child’s development. Working as a team, REACH and family members find what’s best to support the family.

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