At home
Think about routines and everyday independence.
- eating or mealtimes
- dressing and self-care
- sleep, sensory comfort or transitions
For Families
Every family starts from a different place. You may be noticing something at home, hearing a new term from school or a doctor, or simply wondering what kinds of support exist. You do not need to have everything figured out first.
Start with everyday life
A service name is only one part of the picture. It can be more useful to begin with the part of daily life that feels hardest, newest or most important for your child and family.
Think about routines and everyday independence.
Notice how your child communicates, understands and connects with others.
Look at how your child moves through daily spaces and activities.
Consider participation, learning and support in educational settings.
Some families are managing care needs that continue beyond a clinic visit.
The family's own support and understanding matter too.
You do not need to diagnose anything. A simple record of what you are seeing can help you organize your own questions and make future conversations more useful.
Family Support Request
Use this short request when you want the EKN team to understand what you are looking for and coordinate possible next steps. Keep the information practical and brief; independent providers handle their own evaluation, eligibility and care.