Every family deserves support
CIPPO works with parents raising neurodivergent children, offering both direct support for the child and coaching for the adults around them. The starting point is understanding the child's profile rather than correcting behaviour in isolation.
Support areas include emotional regulation and coping strategies, structured support for attention and focus, strategies for behavioural development, developmental relationship-based intervention (DIRFloortime), targeted academic skill building, visual approaches to reading comprehension, strengthening the cognitive capacities underlying learning, and personalised classroom support.
Parent-facing support runs alongside the child's program so strategies carry over between the clinic, the home and the school day rather than stopping at the door.
Frequently asked questions
Does CIPPO support parents as well as children?
Yes. CIPPO provides parent consultations, CarePlanning calls and coaching alongside a child's program, so that the strategies used in sessions carry over into home routines. Parent-facing support runs in parallel with the child's pathway rather than as a separate service.
My child has not been diagnosed. Can we still get support?
Yes. A diagnosis is not a prerequisite. Families often begin with a developmental screening, an observational assessment or a consultation call, which clarifies the child's profile and identifies practical next steps whether or not a formal diagnosis follows.