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Cancellation Policy

If you are unable to make your appointment and cancel 24 hours or more in advance, we will either reschedule or refund the paid appointment minus a 10% transaction charge. Paid appointments cancelled with 24 hour or more notice must be rescheduled within two weeks of the original appointment to avoid delay of service. Missed appointments, appointments started later than 15 minutes of the original time, or appointments cancelled without 24-hour notice will not be rescheduled or refunded. Cancelled transactions for services rendered will result in a $50.00 fee. Unpaid fees will result in discontinuation of service. Your personal information may be shared with third-party collection services to retrieve payment. Thank you for your understanding. Privacy notice Online consultation, parent coaching sessions, and other online resources that we provide are not a substitute for early intervention, medical or psychological diagnosis and treatment. If you or your child have a serious health or behavioral concern, please see a doctor or other appropriate professional and make online consultation and/or parent coaching sessions as part of a complete heath care program. Our online services are not to be taken as medical advice but as behavioral and developmental information and guidance related to the goals you have for your child and family. Online consultation, parent coaching sessions, and other resources focus on the empirical knowledge and intervention techniques of the Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) for the purposes of infant-toddler learning and the development and effects of early or at-risk autism. While the ESDM can be used entirely on its own, our services are not meant as a substitute for other early intervention or medical or psychological diagnosis and treatment. We do not diagnose conditions, provide medical treatments, prescribe substances, or interfere with the treatment of licensed medical professionals. Our services may be used with other interventions or treatments, however it is the guardians responsibility to inform the therapist of behavioral, medical, psychological, or alternative therapies in effect for your child and when changes are made to your child's health, educational, or therapeutic programs.

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