Understanding the child in front of you
Persistent Drive for Autonomy (PDA) is one of the needs families may bring to Child Light Therapies. The practice takes a neurodiversity-affirming approach and works with families to understand what is happening for their child.
Rather than a fixed path, support is individualized around the child’s strengths, relationships, environment, nervous system, and family context.
Supportive services for families
Available services may include neurodiversity-affirming play therapy, therapeutic movement, therapeutic music and timing, functional neurofeedback, Safe and Sound Protocol, therapeutic nutrition support, and parent coaching.
Parent coaching offers practical strategies, education, and compassionate guidance to help caregivers better understand and support their child.
Start with a Connection Call
In a free 15-minute Connection Call, families can share what they are looking for and discuss which services may be a fit. There is no obligation—just a thoughtful conversation about next steps.
Services are individualized supportive interventions and are not substitutes for appropriate medical diagnosis or treatment.