Seeking an assessment early can provide clarity and guide you toward appropriate interventions. Early intervention can significantly improve your child's ability to manage symptoms, succeed academically, and develop healthy social relationships.

Red River Radio - LSUHS Allied Health professionals join the discussion on Health Matters regarding autism awareness and what to do if your child isn't meeting developmental milestones.

As a parent, noticing that your child struggles in school can be concerning. Learning disabilities (LD) are neurological disorders that can affect a child's ability to read, write, speak, or do math. Here’s a concise guide to help you navigate this situation.

318 Forum - Your view of the world will help to shape the lens through which your child views the world. Cultivating optimistic thinking can be achieved by confronting negative self-talk and replacing it with positive self-talk.

Noticing developmental differences in your child can be concerning. If you are concerned about your child’s development, the enclosed tips may guide you through the process of seeking help.  

Forum News - Dr. Adam Blancher, Clinical Psychologist for LSUHS Child and Family Services, shares information on cleft and lip palate treatments and their impact on child development.