At All Hands In: Supporting Neurodiverse Development, we empower families to better understand their child’s learning, sensory, and behavioral needs.
Our educational consults are designed to help children thrive across home, school, and community settings through a functional, whole-child approach. All services are available virtually. 

We are a direct pay provider for the Step Up for Students.

Session structure:

• 45 minutes face-to-face with parent and or child

• Complete a parent debrief at the end and/or receive a written summary of session and next steps after the session

• Common focus areas include:

• ADHD-related challenges using non-medical strategies

• Social Skills Building- boundaries, friendships, bullying 
• Internet Safety

• Behavioral and emotional regulation support

• Sensory needs and environmental adaptations

• Parent coaching and skill building

• School collaboration and advocacy support

• Care navigation between therapies and services

• Picky eating strategies 

Important note:
These services are consultative and educational. They do not include medical diagnosis, prescribing, or treatment and do not replace services such as ABA, occupational therapy, speech therapy, psychology, or medical care. When appropriate, families may be guided toward medical or therapeutic referrals.

We offer Step Up-approved services to support families using PEP (Personalized Education Program) and FES-UA (Unique Abilities) scholarships.

This service provides approved academic testing, along with clear guidance on your child’s learning needs and next steps.

This is an educational screening and guidance service, not a diagnostic evaluation.  A formal diagnosis (such as dyslexia) requires comprehensive testing by a qualified specialist. Results can still be used to support school discussions and next steps.

We are a direct pay provider for the Step Up for Students.

Our virtual workshops are designed to give families practical strategies they can immediately use at home while connecting with other parents raising neurodiverse children.

 These workshops can be booked a paid through Self Pay or Step Up Funds.

Led by Christina Davis, MSPAS, PA-C

Offered monthly, these hands-on educational workshops build on the concepts introduced in Learning in Motion by helping families apply them through engaging lessons, activities, and discussions.

Rotating topics may include:

• Family Connection Through Play
• Sensory Detectives
• Emotion Detectives
• Kids in the Kitchen

Pop-Up Educational Workshops

Additional virtual workshops are offered throughout the year based on family needs and community partnerships.

Topics may include:

• Understanding ADHD
• Understanding Autism
• IEP and 504 planning
• Assistive technology and AAC
• Transition to adulthood
• Functional wellness
• Guest speakers and community resources