Keany Associates

Programs: Developmental Services include...

Many children have varying degrees of developmental delay and Keany Associates provides a variety of services to address these needs. Developmental delay, when a child does not reach their developmental milestones at the expected pace, occurs in children of all ages.
Funding: Funding Options

The services provided by Keany Associates are funded by a variety of sources, including the Department of Developmental Services (DDS), school districts, TriCare, and private pay.
Get Started: How to get started?

As you begin considering if an individual you care for is experiencing developmental delays or needs behavior intervention services, there are a number of questions you can ask yourself.
Resources: Are you a professional in the field?

If you are a service provider, occupational therapist, speech therapist, physical therapist, teacher, pediatrician, social skills facilitator, coach, respite worker, or other profession in the field we would love to talk with you.
About Us: About Keany Associates

For fifteen years, Keany Associates has provided developmental services for individuals with special needs and their families. We custom design innovative intervention programs for infants, toddlers, children, and adults with developmental delays.

At Keany Associates, we custom design innovative programs to meet the developmental needs of our clients and their families.

Funding

The services provided by Keany Associates are funded by a variety of sources, including the Department of Developmental Services (DDS), school districts, TriCare and Private Pay.

Getting started

As you consider if an individual you care for needs behavior intervention services, there are questions you can ask yourself.

What are OT, PT, and ST?

Submitted by Jon Roos on Wed, 04/25/2012 - 04:17

What is Occupational Therapy or OT?

Occupational Therapy (OT) focuses on the acquisition of basic, self-help skills required for daily living. Occupational Therapists are certified to use a variety of methods, which are designed to integrate the use of cognitive processing, sensory processing, and/or motor skills in the performance of basic tasks. Examples of OT goals for clients may include: learning to tie shoes, improving handwriting, self-grooming, self-dressing, self-feeding, independent use of the toilet, learning to give oneself appropriate sensory input, and other similar skills.

What should I do with my Kids over Spring Break?

Submitted by Jon Roos on Sat, 04/21/2012 - 09:01

This is the time of year that parents often begin to wonder what their kids will do for the week of Spring Break. It can be an exciting time for kids, but it can also cause feelings of anxiety for the family, without proper preparation and deliberate planning. As professionals, here are some recommendations that we make to families as they prepare for Spring Break.

1. If you are traveling, know that you will probably not be able to avoid the waiting and crowding, plan accordingly.

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