How can I prepare my child before their visit to Bloom?

You may want to let your child know that their first visit to Bloom will include some activities while seated at a table (like mazes, drawing, and puzzles) and some activities that get their bodies moving (like jumping, swinging, and climbing). Let them know that some tasks may feel difficult for them and that’s to be expected - we always include things that are meant for “older” kids, too. Although most tasks are presented playfully, their first visit is more task-oriented than play-based.

If your child asks why they are coming to Bloom, you can explain that we want to discover what might be tricky for them and explore ways to help make those things easier. Depending on your child’s age and stage of development, we can adjust our words to facilitate their understanding about the whats and whys of their visits to Bloom.

Ongoing sessions typically feel more like a play date and are tailored to your child’s interests and abilities. We are always looking for the “just-right challenge” so that your child will be actively engaged during their sessions while stretching their skills.

Do you accept insurance?

Bloom does not bill insurance companies directly for our programs or services. Many families use their Flexible Spending Accounts (FSA) or Health Savings Accounts (HSA) as payment options.

You will be provided with an invoice which you may choose to submit to your insurance company for reimbursement. Our intake forms include information to assist in the process of securing insurance coverage, however, we cannot guarantee reimbursement. You are responsible for payment in full when services are rendered.