Is this you?
The Lost
Mom
Nobody ever told me that being a first-time mom would be this confusing.
This sounds like me →
I had a baby a few months ago. But instead of enjoying this beautiful time, I’m a nervous wreck. She hasn’t turned over yet, and she doesn’t really babble.
Is my child doomed?
If that’s not enough, she also cries day and night. I find myself crying along with her. I wonder if this is typical baby woes, or something I need to worry about.
If I could only understand baby language, I’d know which behaviors are really concerning.
I want to be a
confident mother.
The Worried
Mom
My child is constantly coming home with another issue, and the entire family is suffering.
This sounds like me →
My son seems to attract problems. As soon as we solve one issue, the next one pops up out of nowhere. We don’t stop pumping money into all different therapies that promise to be THE solution.
Will we ever see an end to this?
I’m up all night stressing too. What’s to stop my other children from also developing these challenges? I’m on edge, just waiting for the ax to fall.
I wish I knew how to prevent these issues from developing in the first place.
I want to be an
empowered mother.
The Pained
Professional
I didn’t know that I would have to observe so many children develop avoidable problems.
This sounds like me →
Too many kids I care about are suffering. The numbers keep rising, and the statistics are frightening. Terms like ADHD, anxiety, and dyslexia are common lingo in the general population and I can’t help but notice signs of problems and behavioral issues, in kids wherever I go.
I’ve invested so much time in my education and have attained a vast amount of knowledge. Yet, I don’t have the tools needed to identify and help solve the underlying problems.
I wish there were a way I could help prevent all this anguish on a communal level.
I want to be a
proactive professional.
Hi! We’re Amy and Evelyn Guttmann, OTR/L
neurodevelopmental occupational therapists
with over 25 years in the field.
We feel you.
Let’s prevent pain together.
Did you know?
of all children in New York State experience mental health issues from ages 0-5.
of all children in New York State receive services for developmental health challenges from the ages 0-5.
of adults who didn’t receive help as children report depression or anxiety by age 24.
Here’s the truth
Your baby’s first year of life is
absolutely critical.
Myth
In a baby’s first 12 months, all they do is eat, sleep, and learn how to move around.
Truth
Your baby’s core social, emotional, and intellectual abilities develop in the first year of life.
Our Goal:
Help parents shift their focus
to how their child is reaching those milestones
What parent focusing
on speed looks like:
“My child already
What parent focusing
on the how looks like:
“My child
By understanding the source of many developmental and mental health issues you’ll be empowered to
prevent minor problems from turning into severe issues
We have extensive experience and training and we want to use it to help parents like you
Babies only develop once.
They need your help to do it right
Programs:
Programs
Baby On Track Course
This 6-week innovative course is designed to simplify the prevention of physical and social/emotional challenges. Parents learn simple steps to ensure their baby develops the right way.
Gain practical tools that you can incorporate the day you learn them.
The 18-Day Challenge
Daily and doable challenges to help you find your strengths and connect with your emotions. Learn to understand yourself and interact warmly and calmly with the children in your life.
Enjoy the support of a community of like-minded individuals.
Neuroscience & Parenting
Science-based and research-backed weekly Q&A sessions to clarify any questions one may have, in regards to childhood development or mental health challenges.
Get support and guidance on day to day challenges via our follow-up WhatsApp chat.
School Training Initiative
Convenient, hands-on training to guide teachers on specific movements that they can incorporate in the classroom to increase focus and school readiness.
See your students’ reading and writing skills go up a complete grade level.
School Evaluations
Professional and targeted evaluation of all students, to identify potential issues before they turn into real problems.