At ECCM, our goal is to help adults, children, and adolescents achieve recovery from behavioral health issues and also provide alternatives for the homeless and forensic populations. We strive to integrate a variety of community services into a master plan and guide individuals through the journey of recovery.
Symptoms of mental illness vary by condition, but typically individuals will have some difficulty in regulating mood, inhibition, cognition, or perception — negatively affecting day-to-day function and their relationships with themselves and/or others.
There are many early intervention strategies that can be employed to ensure the best outcome in young children exhibiting signs of developmental delays. By uniting in their efforts, parents and professionals can make a greater difference.
Early intervention services such as those offered by ECCM help children with developmental delays catch up in key domains of early childhood development by pairing them with experts who deliver specialized instruction and care.
There are four major types of developmental delays — cognitive, sensorimotor, speech and language, and socioemotional — with the first signs often appearing before the age of 2. Learn more about what those signs are and how early intervention can help.
