Getting Started

School-Based Services

  • Contact your school district's Office of Special Services (sometimes called the Office of Pupil Personnel Services) to request a meeting with the Child Study Team.
  • Discuss your concerns with the Child Study Team, which is typically made up of a school psychologist, learning disabilities teaching consultant, social worker, and sometimes a speech-language pathologist, to determine if a child study team evaluation is warranted.
  • If your child is evaluated by the Child Study Team and classified as eligible for a special education program and related services, than a referral may be made for an occupational, physical or speech-language therapy evaluation and/or services if educationally warranted.
  • In some cases children are able to receive services and/or reasonable accommodations in school under Section 504 of the Americans With Disabilities Act. This is for non-classified students who have a physical or mental impairment, which substantially limits one or more major life activities.

Educators

Therapists

Learn More

To learn more about CSH School Services, email schoolservices@childrens-specialized.org.

Patient Stories

  • “Dr. Quezada was wonderful,” said Melissa. “She was able to really connect with Alex and he felt the benefit of working with her. Not only did he enjoy his time with her, he saw the value of their work and how it was helping him.”

    Alex
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  • It’s hard for me to get in most people’s heads that my body is the way it is but when I go to CSH, it feels like they have quite more of an understanding, so it is more comfortable for me.”

    Victoria
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  • “Jaylon’s therapists were great with him. Their overall patience stood out to me. They were always there to help give advice and answer questions.”

    Jaylon
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