Frequently Asked Questions

If you have concerns about your child’s speech, communication, behavior, learning, movement, social interaction, or developmental milestones, it may be helpful to seek a professional assessment. Early identification can help families understand their child’s needs and explore appropriate support.

Therapy fees vary depending on the type of therapy, session duration and your child’s individual needs. The fee includes professional one-on-one support, therapy materials, equipment and a dedicated child-friendly environment. Please contact ASTRO CDC or book an initial assessment for information about the appropriate therapy plan and exact fees.

ASTRO CDC provides child-focused developmental and therapeutic support, including Speech & Language Therapy, Occupational Therapy, Behavioral Therapy, Physical Therapy, Special Education, and Early Intervention.

Children with developmental delays, speech and language difficulties, behavioral concerns, learning difficulties, sensory or motor challenges, or other developmental needs may benefit from professional assessment and therapy. The appropriate support depends on each child’s individual needs.

Every child is different. Our professionals first understand the child’s developmental strengths, challenges and goals before recommending an appropriate therapy or combination of services.

The first visit generally involves understanding your concerns, discussing your child’s developmental history and observing the child’s current abilities. Based on the assessment, our team can recommend suitable next steps.

Session duration can vary depending on the child’s age, needs, therapy type and individual goals. Our team will recommend an appropriate session structure after understanding your child’s requirements.

The frequency of therapy depends on the child’s developmental needs, goals and progress. Some children may benefit from regular sessions, while others may require a different schedule. A personalized plan will be discussed with parents.

Yes. Parent involvement can be an important part of a child’s developmental journey. Depending on the therapy and the child’s needs, therapists may guide parents on activities and strategies that can also be practiced at home.

Yes. Parents can receive practical guidance and home-based activities that complement the child’s therapy and encourage skill development in everyday situations.

There is no fixed duration for every child. The length of therapy depends on the child’s needs, goals, progress and response to intervention. The plan can be reviewed as the child develops new skills.