FAQ's
What can developmental delays look like?
Skills such as taking a first step, smiling for the first time, and waving “bye-bye” are called developmental milestones. Children reach milestones in how they play, learn, speak, act, and move. While every child develops differently, Joya Child & Family Development recommends visiting Pathways at the link below for a baseline in childhood developmental milestones.
Do you offer financial assistance?
We accept all insurance and serve families regardless of their ability to pay. Please contact us for more information
How early is too early for intervention?
From the ages of birth to three, the brain is still developing, making this the optimal time to provide therapy. If given the right care, children with developmental delays and disabilities in this age group may be able to catch up developmentally to their peers.
Who can come to Joya?
Joya is a place for all families! We’re excited to introduce Community Groups as a new focus area, allowing us to serve a broader age range of children. These groups are free of cost and open to the public, offering support and resources to families even if their children aren’t enrolled in our program. Through these Community Groups, we can connect with more families, providing valuable guidance and a sense of community to help children thrive at every stage. Learn more today!