An infant or toddler (birth to age 3) may be considered “at-risk” for a developmental disability if he or she has one or more problems associated with developmental delay or disability, such as low birth weight, prematurity, prenatal exposure to...
If a person has a developmental disability, they can be referred for services from the Regional Center. In the state of California, the term developmental disability includes five conditions. These are: intellectual disability, autism, cerebral palsy,...
TCRC provides free Intake and Assessment services for infants and toddlers who live in the TCRC service area and who are believed to be “at-risk” for a developmental disability. Often referrals are encouraged by a child’s pediatrician and...
The goal for all residential services is to maintain the highest level of independence possible while offering a safe place to...
To help families gain a foundation of knowledge in Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA), they are referred to Group Parent Training. Behavioral services may begin once this training has been...
