Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Learn more about Frequently Asked Questions about Live Well Development Centre.
1. What types of developmental challenges and special needs do you support?
Live Well Development Center provides comprehensive support for children facing a range of developmental delays and disabilities. This includes Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD), Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, speech and language delays, learning disabilities (such as dyslexia), and behavioural challenges. We treat every child as an individual and customize our programs to meet their unique needs.
2. How do I get my child started with your services, and do you offer assessments?
Getting started is simple. You can reach out to us via our Contact Page, call us directly, or fill out our online inquiry form to schedule an initial consultation. We conduct professional developmental and educational assessments to understand your child’s strengths and areas that need support. Based on the findings, our team of specialists will recommend a personalized therapy or educational intervention plan.
3. Can your team support my child while they are at school?
Yes, absolutely. Through our School Support and Inclusive Education Programs, we partner directly with schools and educators. We can assist in developing Individualised Education Plans (IEPs), provide school readiness training, and offer guidance to teachers to ensure your child is fully included, supported, and able to thrive in a mainstream classroom environment.
4. How can I support Live Well if I am not a practitioner?
If you want to give your time, we welcome volunteers for event support, administrative tasks, and community outreach campaigns.
5. Where are you located?
We are based in Ghana (you can view our physical address and precise location via the Google Maps).
6. What age groups do you cater to at the center?
We support children and young individuals across a broad age spectrum. Our Early Intervention Program focuses on toddlers and young children (from infancy to age 5) where therapy has the highest developmental impact. We also provide robust academic, behavioral, and social support for school-aged children, alongside transition planning and life-skills training for adolescents and youth.
7. What age groups do you cater to at the center?
A standard therapy session (such as Speech or Occupational Therapy) typically lasts between 45 to 60 minutes. The frequency depends entirely on your child’s customized intervention plan—some children benefit from multiple sessions a week, while others may visit once a week with home-based exercises. After our initial assessment, we will map out a schedule that realistically fits your family’s routine and goals.
8. Do parents need to be involved in the therapy sessions?
Active parental involvement is a cornerstone of our philosophy. While some sessions are one-on-one with the therapist, our Parent Coaching and Family Empowerment Programs are specifically designed to train you, caregivers, and siblings. We provide practical intervention tips and checklists so you can confidently reinforce therapy goals and positive behaviors at home, where real long-term progress happens.
9. Is our family's information and my child's data kept confidential?
Absolutely. We hold privacy, integrity, and medical confidentiality in the highest regard. All developmental assessments, therapy records, intake forms, and personal details shared via our secure website forms are strictly protected. Information is only accessible to authorized management staff and the specific professionals directly handling your child’s care.
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