1/25 Speech Therapy Physical Therapy Occupational Therapy Community Support Targeted Case Management Applied Behavior Analysis Dyslexia & Reading Treatment About Us SOBRE NOSOTROS NUESTRA HISTORIA Brandy Close, una terapeuta ocupacional, y Jennifer Houk, una patóloga del habla y lenguaje, son copropietarios de The Kid SpOt Center, LLC. Su viaje comenzó cuando trabajaron juntos tratando a los niños en el sistema escolar. Sintieron la necesidad de hacer más por los niños y las familias que se estaban cruzando en sus caminos. En Después de años de soñar con abrir una clínica para niños con necesidades especiales, Brandy y Jennifer decidieron hacer realidad ese sueño. En 2010 abrieron su primera clínica en Campbellsville, KY. Esto no resultó ser una tarea fácil, pero con la determinación de no rendirse nunca y la fe que podía mover montañas, su sueño se hizo realidad. Este sueño ahora se conoce como The Kid SpOt Center. "SpOt" derivado de "Terapia del habla y ocupacional". Por lo tanto, todos los SpOts a lo largo de nuestro logotipo y marca. La realidad de este sueño es que The Kid SpOt Center está creciendo diariamente e impactando las vidas de los niños y sus familias de maneras que nunca antes se habían soñado. Lo que parece que los milagros continúan sucediendo diariamente en la vida de los niños en el Centro de SpOt Kid. No es más que una bendición ver a estos niños crecer y aprender todos los días. NUESTRA MISIÓN Nuestra misión en el Kid SpOt Center es brindar apoyo a las familias de niños con discapacidades. Nos esforzamos por ayudar a las familias a vivir cada día con la mayor facilidad posible. Nos esforzamos por brindar servicios de calidad a todos los niños con la esperanza de aumentar su capacidad para ser un miembro independiente y funcional de la sociedad. Queremos proporcionar recursos comunitarios y otra información a las familias de niños con discapacidades para ayudar a integrar los servicios en toda la comunidad. Sentimos que cada niño, y su familia, es un miembro importante de nuestra comunidad. Queremos capacitar a las familias para tomar decisiones informadas sobre su hijo y el cuidado que reciben. "Brayden never opens up to anyone. His anxiety has prevented him from social groups. Brayden has never felt comfortable or able to open up to anyone beside his immediate family, until Brittany came along. She has helped him in so many ways and has had a huge, positive influence on him. If he has a bad day at school, she makes sure she gets to see him. That means a lot to us!" -Felica Williamson 14 5 8 120 Años en negocios Clinicas Los programas Empleados felices

Ubicaciones Campbellsville (Main Office) 50 Gene Cash Rd. Campbellsville, KY 42718 Phone: 1 (270) 465-SPOT Fax: 1 (270) 465-0068 Clinic Manager: Madison Underwood Hours: Mon - Fri, 8:00-6:00 EST To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Elizabethtown 107 Financial Dr. Elizabethtown, KY 42701 Phone: 1(270) 763-8225 Fax: 1 (270) 763-8125 Clinic Manager: Lynn Beard Hours: Mon-Fri, 8:00-6:00 EST To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Bowling Green 980 Morgantown Rd Bowling Green, KY 42104 Phone: 1 (270) 495-1312 Fax: 1 (270) 495-1351 Clinic Manager: Lauren Jones Hours: Mon-Thurs, 8:00-6:00 CST Fri, 8:00-4:00 CST To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Somerset 200 Tower Circle Somerset, KY 42503 Phone: 1 (606) 416-5139 Fax: 1 (606) 416-5239 Clinic Manager: Tess Wilson Hours: Mon - Fri, 8:00-6:00 EST To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key. Louisville 10019 Forest Green Blvd. Louisville, KY 40223 Phone: 1 (502) 893.1380 Fax: 1 (502) 384-3099 Clinic Manager: Hannah Thompson Hours: Mon-Fri, 8:00-6:00 EST To play, press and hold the enter key. To stop, release the enter key.

Community Support Services What is Community Support Service? This service can help your child with strategies and skills to increase their ability to live independently and access community resources. Comprehensive Community Support can promote inclusion, participation, independence, skill-building, and recovery from mental health disorders. Our role as a part of your team is to work with your child outside therapy sessions to focus on skill-building, support, and interventions that your child and your child's therapist have chosen to be on your treatment plan that will help you achieve your goals. Who is eligible to receive these services? Medicaid recipients who have a mental health disorder and need help with skill-building, crisis management skills and other behavior interventions outside of therapy sessions. Who provides Comprehensive Community Support? A community support Associate (CSA) is a member of your child's team who helps with the following components of Comprehensive Community Support services: Assists your child in using skills they learn in therapy sessions. Advocates for and assists your child in accessing and effectively using community resources. Assists in activities of daily living such as having medication routines, schedules, budgeting skills, etc. Assists in implementing emotion-regulation techniques learned in therapy Helps manage crisis situations by teaching crisis coping-skills Assists with developing or improving interpersonal skills…and more

Back What is ABA Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is an evidence-based discipline built on the science of learning and behavior. Simply put, the general goals of ABA are to: Decrease behaviors that are harmful or can affect learning. Increase behaviors that are desired. We do this by incorporating a variety of evidence-based strategies throughout our treatment sessions Evidence-based Strategies Reinforcement Increases the likelihood that a behavior will happen again. ABA uses individualized motivators (rewards) to increase the likelihood that desired behavior will happen again. Discrete trail training Teaching new skills by breaking them down into smaller discrete components. Natural environment teaching Uses an individual's natural environment to teach, develop and maintain new skills. Functional communication training Teaching meaningful and functional communication in a natural way that help individuals get their needs met on a daily basis (this may not be verbal; this could be through pictures cards, basic signs, etc.). Shaping Teaching a big task by teaching it first in small steps.

What is ABA? Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is an evidence based discipline built on the science of learning and behavior. Simply put, the general goals of ABA are to: Decrease behaviors that are harmful or can affect learning. Increase behaviors that are desired. We do this by incorporating a variety of evidence-based strategies throughout our treatment sessions. Click the button below to learn more about treatment strategies. strategies Qualifications for service Autism Spectrum Disorder Diagnosis Referral from doctor/pediatrician In network insurance Who provides ABA? In accordance with the Behavior Analyst Certification Board and Kentucky Applied Behavior Analysis Licensing Board, all ABA programs at The KSC are overseen by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and implemented by a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT). What is a Board Certified Behavior Analyst ® (BCBA ® )? The Board Certified Behavior Analyst ® (BCBA ® ) is a graduate-level certification in behavior analysis. Professionals certified at the BCBA level are independent practitioners who provide behavior-analytic services. Responsibilities of the BCBA ● Complete the initial assessment, Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) and Behavior Supports Plan (BSP) ● Provide ongoing supervision for the RBT providing ABA services and ensure correct implementation of each patient's behavior program ● Provide parent training, at minimum, 1x monthly ● Monitor and analyze data to ensure treatment effectiveness and validity What is a Registered Behavior Technician ® (RBT ® )? The Registered Behavior Technician ® (RBT ® ) is a paraprofessional certification in behavior analysis. RBTs assist in delivering behavior analysis services and practice under the direction and close supervision of an RBT Supervisor and/or an RBT Requirements Coordinator, who are responsible for all work RBTs perform. Responsibilities of the RBT ● Provide ABA services on a daily/weekly basis ● Consistently and accurately collect data towards patient treatment goals ● Report to the BCBA supervisor ● Communicate any parent concerns to the BCBA supervisor How much ABA will my child be scheduled for? The amount of ABA (dosage) recommended for your child will be determined by the supervising BCBA in the initial assessment. This recommendation will be based on parent reports and standardized scores from assessments completed prior to and during the initial assessment process. In general KSC has a minimum requirement of 6 hours per week (unless otherwise indicated by the supervising BCBA based on initial assessment data). In accordance with the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB), The Kid SpOt Center recognizes two categories of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) treatment: Focused and Comprehensive. What is my role as a parent/guardian? The KSC views caregivers as vital to their child’s progress. As children spend the majority of their daily lives with their caregivers, it is so important that those caregivers are involved in developing their child’s program, educated on strategies and interventions used during therapy, and trained in using these at home. Therefore, we ask that all caregivers commit to the following responsibilities: Consistent participation in implementing BSP and recommended strategies Collecting data to aid BCBA and RBT in monitoring progress Communicating with BCBA and RBT about any concerns with their child’s program or implementation of it Attendance of 1x/monthly caregiver trainings (at minimum) Consistent attendance of ABA appointments Potential benefits and risk of ABA Potential Benefits: Increased social skills Overall functionality within all settings Increased communication skills Increased independence in daily living/vocational skills Decreased behaviors such as self-injury, aggression, etc. Increased parent confidence and support in addressing problematic behaviors Generalization of skills to all environments Potential Risks: Costs: the costs associated with ABA therapy may be high, depending on insurance coverage and plans Duration of treatment: depending on presenting behaviors, age and severity, some patients may be in ABA therapy for a long amount of time Lack of carryover in other settings (home, school, secondary caregiver, etc.): may prolong ABA therapy or decrease its effectiveness Extinction bursts may occur: a temporary escalation in target behavior that was previously reinforced How long does ABA last? The Kid SpOt Center provides ABA services as long as is medically necessary as indicated by parent reports, behavior data and performance on standardized tests/assessments. Do we accept insurance? Yes! KSC accepts all insurances, both in-network & out of network. If your insurance is not listed call your local office for a benefits check to confirm if we are in network. Commercial Insurances Evalance Health (Formly Anthem) Humana Humana Military (Tricare) Cigna United HealthCare (Optum & UMR) Aetna CenterCare CareSource Marketplace (KY) Medicaid Insurances Medicaid WellCare of KY Aetna Better Health of KY Passport by Molina Healthcare Anthem Medicaid United Healthcare Community Plan Humana Medicaid Medicaid Michelle P Waiver (MPW) Indiana Medicaid (Louisville location ONLY) Third Party Insurances off of Main Commercial Insurances ChampVa (Tricare) Medi-Share Medi-Plus Lucent Health Health Scope Benefits Multi-Plan CHC Medical Plan Do we have a waitlist for services? Depending on the location and the services we likely have a waitlist. However, please reach out to your local KSC clinic to get information on how your child can be added to our waitlist. How to get your child set up for services. The intake process varies depending on the services. I would encourage you to reach out to your local KSC front office and they will be happy to step you through this process. Referral A child can be referred to KSC for ABA services by anyone. To be put on the ABA waitlist, KSC requires the following: -- Autism evaluation paperwork indicating a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder --Referral from your child’s doctor/pediatrician If your child does not have a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder, they will go on the Positive Behavior Supports (PBS) waitlist. PBS may be covered by EPSDT (Michelle P. Wavier). All other insurances/diagnoses can receive PBS as a self-pay service as PBS is not covered outside of EPSDT. As PBS is a self-pay service, there are no insurance/diagnoses requirements to qualify. A self-pay initial assessment can be completed to determine if PBS services would be beneficial for a child. ABA Waitlist Under most insurance plans, ABA is only covered for individuals with a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder, therefore, only individuals with this diagnosis can go on the ABA waitlist. If your child is on a waitlist to receive an evaluation for Autism Spectrum Disorder, your child can be placed on our Positive Behavior Supports waitlist, until they receive the report indicating a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder. At that time, they will be moved to the ABA waitlist. Insurance Although the details of your insurance plan will dictate what coverage you have, The KSC is in network with the following insurance providers: Aetna Aetna Better Health of Kentucky Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield Anthem Medicaid CenterCare Cigna Humana Humana Medicaid Passport Health Plan by Molina Healthcare Tricare/Humana Military United HealthCare United Healthcare Community Plan WellCare Benefits KSC will complete a benefits check prior to scheduling an evaluation in order to receive a quote from your insurance company/plan for expected fees for ABA. The Patient Advocate at your location will review the information from your insurance company/plan with you. *This is just a quote. Until KSC bills for services, there’s no way to know exactly what insurance will and will not cover. Initial Assessment Authorization and Scheduling KSC billing department will request authorization from your insurance company to complete an initial assessment. Once approved an initial assessment will be scheduled. All initial assessments are completed by a licensed Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). Treatment Authorization and Scheduling After completion of the initial assessment, KSC billing department will request authorization from your insurance company for ongoing treatment services. The amount of time requested will be based on the data and information collected during the initial assessment process. Once approved, the Patient Service Coordinator at your location will contact you to schedule ongoing treatment services based on the recommendation provided by the supervising BCBA. *Due to the comprehensive nature of the initial assessment process, getting authorization and scheduling treatment could take between 1-4 weeks from the date of the initial assessment. ABA IS DEFINED BY THE 7 DIMENSIONS OF ABA Parent Resources The Studer Family Children's Hospital Autism Center: Introduction to Applied Behavior Analysis Siskin Children's Institute: What is Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Therapy? Autism Speaks: Parent's Guide to Applied Behavior Analysis for Autism Behavior Nation: ABA Therapy: Caregiver Training

Servicios de apoyo de comportamiento En caso de emergencia, por favor haga clic aquí. El enfoque de Kid SpOt para el cambio de comportamiento ... ¡EL FOCO DE TODO EL NIÑO! Somos tu SpOt para ... En Ayudando a TODAS las familias y comunidades por Ofreciendo ESPERANZA a través de la perseverancia y Proporcionando estrategias positivas para ¡Empoderándose unos a otros! Consejería de salud mental La consejería es una guía y ayuda para tomar decisiones. Los consejeros ayudan a las personas a explorar y entender sus mundos y descubrir mejores formas de pensar y vivir. El asesoramiento a menudo conduce a resolver problemas de la vida o aprender nuevas habilidades. Nuestros asesores trabajan con la población pediátrica dirigida a niños y adolescentes en edad escolar. Los siguientes son algunos problemas o inquietudes que pueden abordarse a través del proceso de asesoramiento: Problemas de ajuste Enfado Ansiedad Trastornos por déficit de atención e hiperactividad. Problemas de comportamiento Preocupaciones de la imagen corporal Dolor crónico y enfermedades. Depresión Trastornos del desarrollo Divorcio Trastornos de la alimentación Problemas familiares Pena y perdida Impulsividad Trastornos del estado de ánimo Trastornos obsesivos compulsivos Alteración del sueño Social Trastornos por uso de sustancias Trauma Qué esperar de la consejería de The Kid SpOt Center: Experiencia: Nuestros asesores en The Kid SpOt Center son asociados clínicos con licencia en el estado de Kentucky. Nuestros terapeutas tienen capacitación en asesoramiento clínico, terapia matrimonial y familiar o trabajo social. Todas nuestras sesiones de asesoramiento comienzan con una reunión con los padres para determinar las necesidades y también con una evaluación y evaluación del niño. Nuestros asesores utilizan una variedad de métodos para ayudar a los niños con sus necesidades de asesoramiento, incluida la terapia familiar, la terapia cognitivo-conductual, el arte creativo y los enfoques basados en juegos, los enfoques centrados en la solución y mucho más. más. ¡Puede esperar que cada terapeuta empleado por el Centro de SpOt de Kid tenga el deseo de trabajar con los niños y un compromiso para ayudar a los niños a aprender, crecer y prosperar! Servicios de apoyo de comportamiento positivo personalizado ¿Está usted en la lista de espera de Michelle P. Waiver? Si desea saber dónde está su hijo / adulto en la lista de espera de MPW... Llame a la división de alternativas comunitarias - 502-564-1647 Seleccionar opción #4 (Salud Mental y Michelle P.) Luego selecciona Opción #1 (Michelle P. Lista de espera). Alguien le informará dónde se encuentra en la lista de espera. Los apoyos de comportamiento positivo personalizados están disponibles para las personas que reciben ayuda a través de Michelle P. Waiver (MPW) o personas que desean pagar en forma privada. Apoyo personalizado de comportamiento positivo AYUDA a que usted y su hijo disminuyan los comportamientos inapropiados y / o aumenten los comportamientos apropiados. Personalized Positive Behavior Supports es un servicio provisto por The Kid SpOt Center y le permitirá a usted, a su hijo y a su familia recibir apoyo a través de estrategias comprobadas, intervenciones, terapia directa, co-tratamiento con otros terapeutas, capacitación de padres y apoyo continuo. En ¿Mi hijo recibirá servicios de ABA? En El análisis de comportamiento aplicado (ABA, por sus siglas en inglés) es una práctica comprobada que se usa para cambiar el comportamiento y lo ofrecemos en The Kid SpOt Center a través del uso de estrategias de apoyo de comportamiento que incluyen, entre otras, el comportamiento verbal, ensayos discretos, autoformación de videos, eventos sociales. historias, estrategias sensoriales (con un increíble gimnasio sensorial), apoyos visuales, refuerzos positivos, economía de chips, etc. En The Kid SpOt Center reconocemos que cada niño es un individuo y estamos comprometidos a "Darle forma a los niños para su futuro". En ¿Qué puedes esperar? En Su hijo recibirá una evaluación inicial para determinar sus necesidades y se creará un plan de apoyo de comportamiento personalizado. También habrá evaluaciones para determinar qué motiva a su hijo a querer cambiar. A su hijo se le enseñarán las habilidades necesarias para participar en comportamientos socialmente más apropiados y su familia aprenderá nuevas formas de responder cuando surjan necesidades. Gestión de casos específicos ¿Qué es la gestión de casos específicos? En La gestión de casos dirigida es un servicio que está diseñado para ayudar a un niño y su familia a acceder a una variedad de recursos y servicios comunitarios que se identifican como necesidades en la vida de ese niño. Algunos de estos pueden incluir, pero no se limitan a: necesidades educativas, sociales, vocacionales, médicas y de vivienda. En ¿QUÉ HACEN LOS ADMINISTRADORES DE CASOS EN EL CENTRO DE KID SPOT? En Nuestros administradores de casos específicos trabajan con niños hasta la edad de 21 años. Nuestros administradores de casos son profesionales especialmente capacitados que ayudan a coordinar y vincular a las personas con recursos y servicios comunitarios. Algunos de estos recursos y servicios comunitarios con los que una persona puede estar vinculada incluyen: Necesidades educativas Necesidades sociales Necesidades vocacionales Transporte Asistencia medica Grupos comunitarios Asistencia para la vivienda Grupos de apoyo ¡Llame para recibir una evaluación de elegibilidad de administración de casos de uno de nuestros administradores de casos profesionales! Teléfono: 1-270-465-SPOT

Dyslexia & Reading Treatment Early signs of Dyslexia Learning to talk later than average Reversal of phonemes and syllables in words Difficulty Rhyming Challenges learning letter names and sounds Left/right confusion Elementary Signs of Dyslexia Poor spelling, very phonetic Slow and messy handwriting letter reversals after 1st grade Guesses at words based on beginning letter Skips words in the middle of sentence. Upper Elementary and Middle School Signs of Dyslexia Difficulty processing auditory information Poor organizational skills Slow reading and challenges wit comprehension Low self-esteem Questions & Answers Is dyslexia and reading treatment covered by insurance? No, this service is self pay. To inquire on pricing please contact your local Kid Spot Clinic. Who provides the service to my child? Any Kid Spot Clinician that has completed the required intervention training. What therapy techniques/curriculum is used? Our therapist have been trained using the Ascend SMARTER Intervention. This intervention was carefully crafted by licensed psychologist, special education teachers, and researchers. The method is evidence-based and used to to best support kiddos with learning disabilities.

Physical Therapy Physical therapy (PT) can help children develop motor skills to allow them to reach their greatest functioning potential. A child's number one job is to play. Their ability to play with peers requires motor development, strength, balance, coordination, and endurance. Pediatric physical therapy at The Kid Spot Center is designed specifically to meet children's unique needs. Our age-appropriate equipment and resources allow for the most effective therapy. Outcomes Our goal is a child whose independence has been increased through physical therapy. Holding up the head Rolling Crawling Sitting Standing Coordination Walking Jumping Bouncing a ball Riding a bike Balance Strength Is your child meeting developmental milestones? Infant Milestones 0-12 Months 12-18 Months 18-24 Months 24-30 Months 3-6 Years Holds head in alignment Tracks an object Begins to belly crawl Rolls back to belly Holds and shakes a toy Belly crawls 3 feet forward Pivots in sitting Standing for 5 seconds without support Transitions to stand using hands and feet Walks 8 feet with one hand held Walks 5 steps independently Creeps upstairs on hands and knees Walks 10 feet with without falling (not walking on toes) Walks Backward 5 steps Walks downstairs with support of one finger, non-alternating Stands heel to toe on a line for 2 seconds Kicks ball 3 feet Throws ball overhand 3 feet Rides a push bike Throws ball underhand 3 feet Kicks ball 3 feet with direction Climbs up jungle gym Walks down 4 steps without rail Walks backward for 10 feet Presents arms and attempts to catch ball Runs 30 feet in 6 seconds Throws ball 7 feet underhand Kicks ball 6 feet forward using opposing arm and leg movement Walks downstairs without a rail using an alternating pattern Hops 3-5 times on each foot Runs around obstacles Able to walk on a line Able to hop on one foot Skips forwards after demonstration Hangs from a bar for at least 5 seconds Able to skip using a skipping rope Demonstrates mature throwing and catching patterns Mature jumping Get connected Call The Kid Spot Center clinic near you to schedule your child's free 15-minute screening!

Speech Therapy Speech therapy (ST) is used to assess, diagnose, treat, and help to prevent disorders related to speech, language, cognitive-communication voice, swallowing and much more. Therapy is conducted by highly trained Speech-Language Pathologist (SLP). Therapy can include playful and fun exercises using audio-visual elements such as books, images, stories, etc. Teaching children to create certain sounds and pronounce certain syllables, often in a playful manner like a game. Encouraging children to talk to each other in group sessions. One-on-one sessions with an SLP to focus on specific issues. Targeted Deficits Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC)- Use of alternative ways to communicate (pictures/devices) Articulation/Phonology- Pronouncing speech sounds Auditory processing- How the brain processes information Cognitive impairments- Disruptions in the ability to think, concentrate, reason, and remember Fluency- Disruption of the fluency of speech (stuttering) Much more! Is your child meeting developmental milestones? 0-12 Months 12 Months 12-18 Months 18-24 Months 24-30 Months 24-30 Months Phonation (cry, burp, sneeze) Coos and Goos (produces vowels and consonant-vowel (CV or VC combinations) Exploration of voice and lungs (squeals, growls, yells, raspberries) Canonical Babbling (reduplicated syllables such as mama, dada, baba, wawa) Variegated Babbling (begins to use different CV syllables) Jargon (begins to use syllables with varied intonation patterns- sounding more speech-like) Produces first word Produces approximations (muh for milk) Imitates animal and play sounds (wee, yay, whoa, vroom) Child begins to intentionally label items Using 2-6 words OTHER than mama and dada Knows 50 words Uses a variety of words but they are mostly nouns Understands more words than they can say (150-300) Knows 200-300 words Child learns new words for animals, body parts, and simple verbs Beginning to put words together to use phrases Knows 450 words Uses positional words (in, on) Color words Can ask "what's that?" Early pronouns used (I, me, you, my) Get connected Call The Kid Spot Center clinic near you to schedule your child's free 15-minute screening!

Music therapy Music therapy is an allied healthcare profession that uses music interventions to address non-musical goals. This can include (but is not limited to) singing, instrument play, dancing, music and relaxation, songwriting, receptive music listening, and music-based play. Music therapy sessions can address: Gross motor skills (whole body movement) Fine motor skills (hand/finger movement) Expressive skills (imitating, using speech/language) Receptive skills (understanding speech/language) Social skills Emotion regulation/coping skills Behavioral skills Academic skills (school subjects) Cognitive skills (attention, learning, thinking) Cost of music therapy sessions $50 evaluation $25 individual 30-minute session $40 individual 60-minute session $15 group (2-3 patients) 60-minute session $10 group (2-3 patients) 30-minute session (Insurance currently does not cover the cost of music therapy) Professional Requirements for music therapist Complete a music therapy degree at an American Music Therapy Association approved program, at least 1,200 hours of clinical training, and a 6–12-month internship following coursework on campus. After that, candidates sit for the national board certification exam through the Certification Board for Music Therapist (CBMT). Upon passing the exam, therapist earn the credential of music therapist-board certified (MT-BC), which is required for professional practice. Get connected Bowling Green clinic is currently the only clinic that offers music therapy. Call us today to learn more about enrolling your child in services! (270) 495-1312

Online Payment Portal We offer a convient way to make payments to your child's account via our online portal. If you do not have an account set up yet call your local KSC Patient Services Coordinator to get your account set up. Use the button below to access the payment portal website and login! Pay my bill

Apoyos de vida en la comunidad Grupo de habilidades sociales Habilidades sociales es una experiencia interactiva basada en grupos para niños de 8 a 18 años. Las habilidades sociales utilizan un plan de estudios que se centra en las habilidades interpersonales y la autoconciencia. Específicamente, abordamos lo siguiente: En Hacer y mantener amistades Resolución del problema Regulación emocional Conciencia del lenguaje corporal Trabajo en equipo La resolución de conflictos Estrategias de autorregulación En Nuestro formato está diseñado para incluir discusión, juegos, instrucción y actividades divertidas. También tenemos varias excursiones cada año para practicar nuestras habilidades sociales en un entorno comunitario. Llame a nuestra ubicación más conveniente que figura a continuación para unirse a uno de nuestros grupos sociales. Apoyos de vida en la comunidad Community Living Support se ofrece a través de Michelle P. Waiver (MPW). Este servicio se enfoca en mover a los clientes a un estado de ser más funcional e independiente. CLS trabaja en una variedad de habilidades funcionales, sociales, académicas y de comportamiento. Los servicios de CLS son individualizados y las metas de tratamiento se desarrollan en función de las necesidades del niño. Trabajamos con clientes en una variedad de entornos comunitarios y brindamos los apoyos necesarios para garantizar el éxito en sus experiencias diarias dentro y fuera del entorno clínico. Este apoyo también proporciona transporte hacia y desde otros servicios de terapia.