We offer a variety of services to facilitate your child's growth. Individual therapy provides focused attention on specific skills and one-on-one parent training. Group therapy, for qualifying RCOC families, provides an opportunity to engage with peers and generalize skills, as well as parent discussions that cover every topic you might have questions about. Our therapists carefully consider individual and group placements based on each child's needs.
Treehouse Services at ICEC offer a variety of private pay programs designed to support children and families with opportunities to grow, connect, and thrive. Some programs are seasonal, others are ongoing, and many are open on a rolling basis—so there’s always something to fit your child’s needs and interests. Each offering provides meaningful experiences, a supportive environment, and chances for children to shine while building new skills.
Here are our current Treehouse programs:
Kids in the Kitchen (Starts October 6)
A fun six-week cooking class where children (ages 3–5) learn basic kitchen skills, safety, and healthy eating through hands-on recipes.
AAC Acorns & Oaks (rolling basis)
Kids practice using their devices in play-based activities, make friends, and families gain support through monthly parent sessions—all in small, supportive groups.
AAC Acorns: Fridays 9–11 AM, for children new to AAC
AAC Oaks: Wednesdays 2–4 PM, for children with AAC experience
Little Lines, Big Skills(Starts October 6)
A six-week Handwriting Without Tears program designed for children ages 4:0–5:11.
Treehouse Club
An afterschool, play-based, community-focused program supported by our therapists and teachers. This inclusive space is open to all children ages 3:0–5:11 to socialize, make friends, and have FUN!
For more information or to explore which program may be the best fit for your family, please contact megang@iceckids.org
TOPs is a small group therapeutic preschool for 2.5 - 4.5 year olds. There are two classes offered; morning program from 9 AM - 12 PM for 2.5 to 3.5 years old Mondays - Thursdays, and TOPS FOURward is offered from 1 PM - 4 PM Wednesdays - Thursdays. The class is designed for both typically developing preschoolers and those with developmental delays. TOPS is designed to supplement the developmental education of children who attend day classes or local preschools. Classes include group push-ins with an Occupational Therapists and/or Speech-Language Pathologists, and is taught by a Master-Credentialed Special Education Teacher.
Contact Lori Heck at LoriH@iceckids.org for a tour or more information.
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In addition to individual therapies, the Intervention Center for Early Childhood (ICEC) offers group sessions to support children in developing social skills and overall growth in a playful, engaging setting. These sessions are available to qualifying clients through the Regional Center of Orange County (RCOC) and are also open to families through private pay or scholarship opportunities. Group therapy provides children with opportunities to practice communication, play, and regulation skills alongside peers, all under the guidance of experienced, licensed therapists who specialize in early intervention.
ICEC offers three group options tailored to meet children’s developmental needs, typically separated by age and supported through varying staff-to-child ratios:
Little Sprout – 3:1 ratio; for children ages 1–2 years
Little Buds – 3:1 ratio; for children ages 2–3 years
Bloom and Grow – 2:1 ratio; for children ages 2–3 years
Group services are available to children who qualify through the Regional Center of Orange County (RCOC), as well as families choosing to participate through private pay or ICEC’s scholarship program. Our team of skilled therapists evaluates each child’s needs to determine the most supportive fit—whether in individual therapy, group therapy, or a combination of both.
The Infant Development Program (IDP) is designed for infants 0 - 12 months in sponsored by the Assistance League of Laguna Beach (ALLB). IDP provides weekly family-centered early intervention classes and specialized services for children who may be at risk, or have developmental delays. IDP takes place on Wednesdays 9 AM - 12 PM at the ALLB chapter house.
Contact Pam Alexander at PamA@iceckids.org for preregistration.
