Services designed around the person—and the life they actually live.

Behavioral support built around everyday life

CedarPath provides individualized behavioral services for children, adolescents, and young adults, working alongside the families, educators, and other important people who support them. Services are shaped around each person's goals, strengths, needs, relationships, and everyday environments to build durable skills for lasting change.

We offer services in home, community and school settings throughout the Yokohama-Yokosuka corridor in Kanagawa, Japan. Our services can be provided in-person, and remotely when appropriate. Fees and expected costs are discussed before services begin so families can make informed decisions about care.

  • Following an in-depth and individualized ecological and behavioral assessment process, socially significant goals are selected and systematically tailored to the learner and their environment. Potential skill areas may include:

    • Communication & Self-Advocacy • Social Connection
    • Flexibility & Problem Solving • Independence & Everyday Living • Learning & Executive Functioning

    Learning during these sessions may take many forms, including learning through play and shared experiences, through events of everyday life, and through direct instruction and therapist-led activities.

  • Individualized consultation and coaching help parents and caregivers better understand behavior, develop practical strategies, and support meaningful skills across everyday routines and relationships to promote growth and relieve the stress associated with behavioral challenges.

    Support may include collaborative problem-solving, modeling and guided practice, assistive environmental and routine-based modifications, and education and coaching in the application of behavioral principles.

  • CedarPath collaborates with educators, therapists, and other members of a learner's support team to develop practical, coordinated approaches to behavioral, learning, and participation needs across settings.

    Support may include direct observation and assessment, collaborative problem-solving, environmental and instructional modifications, staff coaching and modeling, development of individualized support strategies, and customized data collection and progress-monitoring systems designed to provide useful information while fitting realistically within existing routines and resources.

Not sure what kind of support you need?

You don't need to have everything figured out before reaching out.

Every person and family comes with a different set of strengths, priorities, questions, and circumstances. An initial conversation can help us understand what you're looking for, whether CedarPath may be a good fit, and what kind of support might make sense

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