Resources

Plain-language guides for the journey.

Honest, parent-friendly answers to the questions we hear most often.

Getting Started

What to expect from a developmental evaluation

A plain-language walkthrough of what evaluations look like — and how to prepare.

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Milestones

Early signs and when to ask questions

A gentle guide to developmental milestones from 12 months to 5 years.

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Autism Support

Navigating an autism diagnosis

How to find your footing in the days and weeks after a new diagnosis.

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Practical

Insurance, IEPs & paying for therapy

What's covered, what's not, and how we help families figure it out.

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Preschool

Choosing an inclusive preschool

Questions to ask any program you tour — including ours.

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Family

Supporting siblings of children in therapy

Small, real ways to keep the whole family connected.

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Frequently asked

Questions families ask us first.

Do we need a diagnosis to start?+

No. Many families come to us with questions, not answers. We'll help you figure out the right next step — whether that's an evaluation, a service, or simply more time.

Do you accept insurance?+

We work with most major insurance plans and will verify your benefits before services begin. We also offer private-pay options.

Can my child receive multiple services?+

Yes — and that's one of our specialties. Many children at Wayfinder will receive coordinated preschool, speech, OT, and ABA services on a single schedule. Physical therapy is planned as a future addition.

What ages do you serve?+

Wayfinder serves children ages 3–6 across our inclusive preschool and pediatric therapy programs.

When does Wayfinder open?+

We open September 2026 in Brunswick, Ohio. We're now accepting interest inquiries and family consultations.

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Begin together

Let's find your child's way, together.

Trust the Journey.

Whether you have a diagnosis, a list of questions, or just a feeling that your child needs more support — we listen first, then guide next.