Speaking to or understanding others?

Learning to read, write or remember information?

Running, walking or getting dressed?

Family or peer relationships?

Controlling impulsive or overactive behavior?

Any of these may be signs of developmental delays or disorders that can frustrate a child as well as parents and teachers. The Children's Hospital Assessment and Treatment Team (C.H.A.T.T.) provides comprehensive evaluations and treatment for infants, children and adolescents who experience difficulty in any of the following areas:

• Motor activities, such as walking, running, self-feeding
  or dressing
• Communicating, including speaking and understanding others
• Learning skills, such as reading, writing, problem solving and retaining information
• Staying focused, following directions and controlling impulses
• Social relationships, interacting with peers and engaging in play with others

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