Measure first
Objective ORCA assessment (GMFM, Peabody-3, ICF-Y) establishes exactly where your child is today.
Second opinion
A plateau is rarely the end of the road.
If progress has stalled, it often means the approach — not your child — has hit its ceiling. We re-evaluate from the ground up with objective data, and look hard for the next gain that's been waiting to happen.
How we walk this path with you
A fresh, objective look.
We start by measuring — not guessing. A full ORCA assessment gives us an objective baseline, independent of whatever has been tried before. From there we ask the harder question most plateaus need: is the body being actively challenged to produce movement, or passively handled?
Find the ceiling
We pinpoint why progress stalled — and where an active, higher-dose approach can unlock the next step.
A new plan
A tailored ORCA program with clear targets — and data to show whether it's working, fast.
Why the difference matters
Active therapy vs passive handling.
The ORCA way · active
- Your child produces the movement — motor learning that sticks
- Higher, focused dose during intensive blocks
- Objective measurement at every stage
- Plan adapts to data, not habit
- Clear targets, visible progress
Often elsewhere · passive
- Therapist moves the child; gains fade
- Thin, once-a-week dosing
- Little objective tracking
- Same routine regardless of result
- Progress hard to see or prove
Low-barrier next steps
Getting a second opinion is simple.
- Bring whatever reports and videos you have — no need to start over.
- Tell us where progress stalled, and what you'd hoped would change.
- We run an objective ORCA assessment for a true baseline.
- You receive a clear, written second opinion — yours to keep and share.
- No obligation to change anything — the choice is always yours.
We're not insurance specialists — but we navigate the case and the journey together, and prepare every document you need.
No obligation
Let's find the next gain.
Request a fresh, objective re-evaluation. Worst case, you get peace of mind — best case, a way forward.