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What We Offer

    • An autism assessment is a thorough evaluation process that includes a review of developmental history, parent interviews, and direct observation of your child. Our experienced clinicians use evidence-based tools to understand your child’s social communication, behavior, and developmental profile. Families receive a comprehensive report with individualized recommendations for home, school, and community settings.

    • We offer Telehealth options for clients 13 and older

    • What to expect:

      • Intake: Parent-only, online (45–60 minutes)

      • Assessment: In-person, child-focused (duration varies)

      • Feedback: Parent-only, online (within 2 weeks of assessment)

    Report: Summary provided within 24 hours of feedback; full report available within 2–3 weeks

  • Dr. Bode has been practicing counseling over the last decade in different settings. She is now branching out to have her own practice. Counseling is a Telehealth only.

    She specializes in ADHD, ASD, anxiety, depression, academic concerns, executive functioning and sports.

  • Our parent support services are grounded in the evidence-based Incredible Years® philosophy, which focuses on strengthening the bond between you and your child. This approach provides you with practical, hands-on strategies to encourage positive behaviors, improve communication, and manage challenging moments with confidence. Rather than just offering advice, our trained team works alongside you to build a supportive environment where you can practice new skills in a collaborative setting. By emphasizing consistency, empathy, and play-based interaction, we help you create a more harmonious home life while fostering your child’s social and emotional development.

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    Cost: $1800

    Contact our admin team for more information admin@littlebear.care

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Common Questions an Evaluation Can Help Answer

  • Why is my child struggling in school or having trouble learning?

  • Does my child have autism, ADHD, or another neurodevelopmental difference?

  • Are my child’s social or emotional challenges typical for their age?

  • Why does my child have difficulty with attention, focus, or following directions?

  • How can I best support my child’s unique learning style and needs?

  • What are my child’s strengths and areas for growth?

  • Are there specific resources or interventions that could help my child succeed?

  • How can I communicate my child’s needs to their teachers or school?

  • What is causing my child’s behavioral or emotional difficulties?

  • Will an evaluation help us create a plan to support my child at home and school?