Resources and provider options for parents
Explore tools for home routines, compare potential providers through Navigate and learn what to ask local programs before you choose.
- At home
- What happens before bed?
- Resources
- Which routine tools could help?
- Provider
- Who works with this concern?
- Practical needs
- What are the costs and hours?
Discuss persistent worries with your child’s clinician and ask which resources may be appropriate.
Questions about your child’s support
Review resources and example goals to discuss with your family and care team.
Choosing a type of support
Understand the services available for the concerns you notice.
Prepare questions for your child’s clinician.
Browse resources by need and discuss what you find.
Tools and information you can use
Choose a resource for your question
Compare what the directory, referral network and local services overview offer.
Ways to explore your options
- When you want ideasResource Directory
Bedtime resources
Look for visual routine tools and ask your child’s clinician about resources for worries.
- When you need a providerNavigate Network
Comparing therapists
Review potential matches, then ask providers directly about experience, fees and availability.
- Close to homeLocal services
Choosing a weekend activity
Ask an art program about group size, noise levels and adaptations.
Before you ask.
Can I browse the directory without an account?
Yes. The Resource Directory is free to browse and filter. Individual programs and providers set their own fees.
How are providers matched?
Navigate uses clinician nominations and your family’s context to explain up to three potential matches. Confirm availability, insurance and fees directly with each provider.
Can I book here?
No. Navigate explains potential matches; you decide which providers to contact. The local services page is an informational overview.
Does this replace clinical advice?
No. These resources help you explore options. Discuss your child’s needs and any treatment decisions with their clinicians.
Other families and situations.
Find resources for your family
Explore resources, provider matches or local options at your own pace.