What is neurodivergence?
This nonmedical term describes people whose brain develops or works differently. Neurodivergence impacts attention span, communication, processing, navigation, and intelligence.
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Neurodivergence can make routine medical visits challenging. We're here to help kids and adults navigate care for neurodevelopmental and communication conditions such as:
Autism Spectrum Disorder
Down syndrome
Intellectual disability
Communication disorders
Aging and dementia
ADHD or attention concerns
Brain injury
Cognitive Impacts of Medical Conditions
Learning or processing differences
Sensory issues
At Baptist Health and Wolfson Children's we offer speech and occupational therapy, special blood draws through Day Stay, special supports for children having hospital stays and surgeries, outpatient and inpatient behavioral health services for children and adults.
See our Specialized Services and Programs for contact and appointment information.
This nonmedical term describes people whose brain develops or works differently. Neurodivergence impacts attention span, communication, processing, navigation, and intelligence.
Baptist Health offers a range of services for neurodivergent kids and adults. Select a service below to learn more and schedule an appointment online.
Our team of psychologists and neuropsychologists assess individuals for Autistim Spectrum Disorder, reading comprehension, learning disabilities, neurodevelopmental disorders, memory issues, emotional difficulties, and cognitive deficits.
In applied behavior analysis, a clinician works with a patient to understand and modify behaviors that impact daily life, function, and learning. ABA uses positive reinforcement to increase desired behaviors and decrease problem behaviors.
Therapy may help with corollary conditions are often part of neurodevelopmental disorders such as depression, anxiety, psychotic diagnoses, bipolar disorder, post-traumatic stress, substance use, autism, eating disorders and neuro-rehabilitation.
Physical rehab can alleviate pain, restore function, promote safety and improve your overall health.
Our caring team can accommodate special needs for coping and support.
Our hospital-based services offer a wide range of options for adults and children who require inpatient care.
At Wolfson Children's, we work to identify children who are at risk for neurodevelopmental and communication disorders.
Many people struggling with language, swallowing or speech disorders can benefit from speech therapy.
Occupational therapy assists your recovery through actions you commonly use in your daily life.
We offer a wide range of behavioral health programs, depression treatment, and inpatient care at our state-of-the-art riverfront facility.
Music therapy eases stress, perceived pain and hospital-induced anxiety, offering patients a calmer sense of control.
We assist kids with autism or developmental delays with expression, sensory toys and coping plans to process their experience.
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