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OT, PT, and Speech Therapy for child and youth diagnosed with ASD.

Charting the Course, LLC is an educational advocacy and navigation service that assists families in the Southern and DC Metro counties in Maryland with the complex special education process and life as a parent of children with extra needs, specifically in the area of behavioral health. Parents need someone they can count on, who listens to what they want for their child, and who understands the special education process. Let's discuss your concerns, things you have already tried, and your vision for your child’s future. Together we develop an advocacy plan, attend school meetings, and collaborate to make sure your child is receiving access to an appropriate education as well as support at home and in the community that meets your family's needs. Charting the Course, LLC can help you understand the special education process and external resources more clearly and empower you to become a more confident, informed, and effective advocate for your child.

Our dental team will make sure your child smiles proudly and will provide:

Routine cleaning, polishing, and fluoride treatments
Sealants to prevent tooth decay
Treatments for cavities and other oral problems
Screenings for orthodontic developmental problems
Emergency care and referrals
Help selecting mouth guards for sports
Education on healthy oral habits including proper brushing and flossing techniques

Our Pediatric Primary Care program focuses on all the needs of a growing child - from birth through adolescence and beyond.

FUNDING FOCUS: SEIZURE RELATED SERVICE DOGS AND OTHER DEVICES

Mission, initiatives, and services: The Chelsea Hutchison Foundation exists to raise awareness of Sudden, Unexpected Death of someone with EPilesy (SUDEP) and use it to grant comfort, hope and positivity to individuals and families living with epilepsy. Besides being the first SUDEP/Eplilepsy awareness organization to provide grants seizure response dogs, The Chelsea Hutchison Foundation is a leader in epilepsy support and SUDEP awareness, placing an emphasis on empowering patients and their families.

• Fundraising (STOMP annual SUDEP awareness walks)
• Community Bingo night every Sunday and Thursday night
• Funding trips through donations for epileptic patients and their families to attend Epilepsy Awareness Day and Expo at Disneyland each November.
• Providing grants for seizure response dogs and in-home monitoring equipment
• Cultivating public awareness through supporting and educating epileptic patients, their families, and their wider support circles and communities in this common yet often preventable phenomenon.