Childhood Development Disorders

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The Center for Human Development (CHD) is committed to using a multidisciplinary, evidence-based approach for diagnosis of neurodevelopmental disorders in children and adolescents, such as:

dyslexia
intellectual disability
other learning disabilities

Parents, teachers, school administrators, doctors and others can refer children with neurodevelopmental disorders. Each patient is evaluated by a team of experts that may include specialists in developmental-behavioral pediatrics, psychology, and speech pathology. Detailed reports of evaluations are shared with families and provide a blueprint for intervention strategies.

Please note:

Diagnostic evaluation services are only provided at the CHD's Southfield location.
Our evaluation team clinicians do not offer consults separately from the multidisciplinary evaluation services.
As a pediatric specialty program, the CHD is not an appropriate fit for patients whose primary concern is mental health related (anxiety, depression, suicidal or self-harm thoughts or actions).
The CHD is not able to provide crisis help. For families concerned about a behavioral or mental health crisis, please use one of the following resources:
- go to your nearest E mergency Department .
- visit Michigan Department of Health & Human Services Coalitions and Crisis Lines or text keyword RESTORE to 741741.
- visit the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline or call 1-800-273-8255.

Autism Spectrum Disorders

Did you know that Beaumont offers a number of clinical programs for children on the spectrum of autism spectrum disorders? Our approach ensures that appropriate assessment, diagnosis and treatment is available for families and children experiencing the challenging effects of autism.