Therapies
Therapies
Understand common therapy types and how New Jersey families begin looking for them.
Families often hear several therapy names at once. These guides explain what each therapy generally involves and how families usually begin looking, without telling you which therapy your child needs.
- ABA
- Speech Therapy
- Occupational Therapy
- Physical Therapy
- Feeding Therapy
- Mental & Behavioral Health
- Developmental Pediatrics
- Waitlists
- Questions to ask
Therapy guides
- ABAHow to Start Looking for ABA Therapy in NJHow New Jersey families typically begin an ABA search, what to ask, and how to track waitlists.Open
- Speech TherapyHow to Find Speech Therapy in New JerseyPractical steps New Jersey families use when searching for speech therapy, plus questions to ask.Open
- Occupational TherapyHow to Find Occupational Therapy in New JerseyHow to organize an occupational therapy search in New Jersey and what to ask providers.Open
- Mental HealthWhat to Do When Every Provider Has a WaitlistPractical steps for New Jersey families stuck on therapy and provider waitlists.Open
- Developmental PediatricsQuestions to Ask a Potential ProviderA reusable list of questions New Jersey families can ask any potential provider before starting services.Open
Coming soon
- Physical TherapyPhysical therapy in New JerseyHow families usually begin looking for pediatric physical therapy.Coming Soon
- Feeding TherapyFeeding therapy in New JerseyWhat feeding therapy is and where families commonly start.Coming Soon
- Mental HealthMental & behavioral health supportHow families find counseling, psychiatry and behavioral health support.Coming Soon
- Developmental PediatricsDevelopmental pediatricsWhat a developmental pediatrician does and how referrals usually work.Coming Soon
Looking for an actual therapy provider?
Guides explain what a therapy is. Find Resources helps you locate organizations and providers by county and service.
How to read this section
Vicabell provides general educational information and does not diagnose, recommend or endorse any provider or treatment. Talk with your child's clinicians about what is appropriate for your child.