Frequently asked questions
We work with all intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD)!
Some examples of developmental disabilities we support: autism, ADHD, cerebral palsy, dyslexia, learning disabilities, vision impairments (such as CVI), etc.
An intellectual disability is typically a developmental disability with a more significant impact on learning, memory, and daily living skills.
Acquired disabilities such as traumatic brain injury may also cause IDD.
No, but a diagnosis does provide helpful information when we are planning evaluation, supports, and treatment.
If your child is on an IEP at school, meaning they have been determined to meet the eligibility criteria for a disability category (whether they have a medical diagnosis or not), sharing this information with UnmaskEd will also be very helpful.
Please reach out if you are seeking a medical diagnosis and don't know where to start- we are happy to provide referrals.
No, but school evaluations, current IEPs and 504s, and school behavior plans do provide helpful information when we are planning evaluation, supports, and treatment.
If your child has a medical diagnosis but is not receiving IEP or 504 services at school, that information will be sufficient for UnmaskEd.
Please reach out if you are seeking special education services or additional supports for your child in public school and don't know where to start, reach out to us! We provide IEP advocacy, which includes support in navigating the system and getting your student the supports they need to be successful at school.
