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Early Intervention Services in Massachusetts
Serving More Children in More Communities with our Early Intervention Program
Our Early Intervention Program has expanded to serve children and families in the Greater Lowell area including eight additional communities. We serve children and families in Andover, North Andover, Lawrence and Methuen as well as Billerica, Chelmsford, Dracut, Dunstable, Lowell, Tewksbury, Tyngsborough and Westford.
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Our program dramatically improves outcomes for children ages 0-3 who have developmental delays or are at risk for delays. Services are provided at no cost to the family through therapeutic interventions embedded in their daily routines.
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A special education school in Andover, MA serving students ages 3-16 who have complex medical needs. Stimulating classrooms maximize each student’s independence and growth.
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An early childhood education program in Andover, MA that offers a safe, joyful, and creative environment for children 18 months to 5 years old. Each child finds joy and love of learning through exploration, open-ended play, and creative expression.
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When the temperatures drop, indoor activities become a must. If you’re looking for a simple way to keep little ones engaged and help them build new skills, a sensory bin is a great place to start.![]()
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In this blog, we break down "How to Build a Sensory Bin" and why hands-on exploration supports early development:![]()
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A Common Developmental Concern: Feeding![]()
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Feeding concerns can show up early with trouble latching, difficulty with bottles, gagging on new foods, or refusing to eat. These challenges are common, and support is available.![]()
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Our Early Intervention professionals help identify what’s going on and work with families to encourage strong feeding skills from infancy to age three.![]()
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🍼 Reach out for a free evaluation, no referral required.![]()
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Learn more about our approach: ei.mypcd.org/common-developmental-concerns/feeding/![]()
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’Tis the season for food to take center stage as friends and family gather!![]()
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But for many parents and caregivers of young children, food and feeding can also be a source of stress. Concerns about feeding are among the most common developmental questions our Early Intervention Services team receives from families.![]()
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In our latest article for Macaroni KID Lowell MA we explore common feeding concerns, including everything from latching to picky eating.
Feeding: A Common Developmental Concern for Young Children | Macaroni KID Lowell
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It’s the holiday season and food often takes center stage as friends and family gather.But for many parents and caregivers of young children, food and...
A Celebration of IDEA Includes a Level of Uncertainty
Our Executive Director, Chris Hunt, and Anderson School Director, Brian Saad, attended a recent celebration of IDEA’s 50th.