What Are Our Member Benefits?

Information:

We provide a series of pages which collect and display the latest news, research, and articles about developmental problems and the developmental process. This is one of the favorite destinations for our members. In one place they can read all the latest information about the developmental process. Your free membership gives you total access to these up-to-the-moment posts.

Community:

We provide a Developmental Process Forum for our members. Parents and professionals get to talk about the developmental process and what happens when the process is working correctly and what happens when it gets stuck or sluggish. This is the first forum on the internet that is concerned about, and focuses on, the developmental process.

Come join our members in their respectful, free-wheeling discussions about the developmental process.

Tools:

Developmental Checklist Intro Video

Our Developmental Checklist is an interactive tool for identifying the current developmental status of a child. Based on your input, it identifies a child's progress through the developmental stages from 0 to 60 months. It also identifies the developmental warning-signs for 12 months, 24 months, and for those older than 6 years.

Join our members as they track their children's developmental progress. Learn what developments will be next for your child. Anticipate the changes your child makes naturally. Learn what to look for as your child grows and develops.

This developmental checklist report includes a unique one-page graphic overview which shows you at-a-glance how your child has progressed through developmental steps, tasks, and stages. It helps you understand the significance of your child's developmental progress.

This checklist is quite complete, and you will find it useful for communicating with your child's service providers. Give them a copy of your latest report whenever you have an office visit, or whenever your child's file needs updating.

An exciting feature of our Developmental Checklist is that it remembers what you identified the last time you completed the checklist, and you only have to identify the changes that have happened since then. If you are using the checklist for multiple children, it remembers separately for each child.

Assessment Request:

Members who are concerned about their child's developmental movement can ask for a no-obligation assessment of their child's situation. This will be a voice conference call using telephone or VOIP between the child's parents and our professional staff. Parents complete the Assessment Request, answer additional questions, and we schedule the conference. This free service is only available to our members.