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Respite Care involves having a trained professional providing in-home supervision for your child so that parents or caregivers can take a break, go to dinner, do the grocery shopping or just have some time to themselves. Each approved child receives 168 hours of Respite Care during a 12 month period. Respite Care is not provided during hours that the parents are working.
Each eligible child receives $1500.00 that may be used to make physical adaptations to their home that are necessary to ensure the health, welfare and safety of the child. Expenditures are capped at $1500.00 per 36 months; uses are determined on a case by case basis.
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"TI" (Therapeutic Integration) is a structured after school program that focuses on the use of expressive therapies to develop socialization skills, enhance self-esteem, and improve behavior management. This program aims to provide structured stimulation to enhance skill development while simultaneously reducing maladaptive behaviors.
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IISS - Intensive Individual Support Services
This Waiver Program is designed as a bridge of success in the home or community environments. The program aims to prevent or defuse crisis, promote developmental and social skills, provide behavior management skills, give the participant a sense of security , and maintain impulse control.
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Family Training is provided by Dr. Adeline Tryon, Psychologist and designed to develop specific solutions to the problems you are experiencing with your child.
These include, but are not limited to, eating, toileting, or bedtime routines, self-injurious behaviors
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