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Center for Human Development and Behavioral Pediatrics
Good health involves more than physical wellbeing. Appropriate behavioral, psychological or learning development are also vitally important, especially for infants, children and adolescents. The Center for Human Development evaluates and treats children who are showing evidence of, or who are at risk for:
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autism
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attention deficit disorders
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developmental delays
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dyslexia
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emotional impairment
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other learning disabilities
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social dysfunction
Parents, teachers, school administrators, doctors and others can refer children. Each patient is evaluated and treated by a team of experts that may include specialists in developmental-behavioral pediatrics, psychology, psychiatry, social work and education. Detailed reports of evaluations are shared with families and provide a blueprint for intervention strategies.
The center also helps adults suspected of having learning problems.
Autism Spectrum Disorders
Did you know that Beaumont Children's Hospital offers a number of clinical programs for children on the spectrum of autistic disorders? Our approach ensures that appropriate assessment, diagnosis and treatment is available for families and children experiencing the challenging effects of autism.
The Center for Human Development
Berkley Medical Center
1695 W. 12 Mile Road, Suite 120
Located on the south side of 12 Mile Road just west of Woodward.
For more information or to make an appointment, call 248-691-4744.
Applied Behavior Analysis
After her friend’s child with autism benefitted from ABA, Toni Miller wondered, “Could it help my son Christian too?” The Beaumont Children’s Hospital Center for Human Development assured her that ABA can help lots of children and their families, including her son who has Down syndrome.
Read the rest of Toni's story here.
Counseling for Persons with Hearing Loss
Beaumont's Center for Human Development provides outpatient mental health services and related supportive services to adults and children who have hearing loss. Our services honor the similarities and differences between deaf culture and other cultures. We respectfully consider the similarities and differences between deaf and people who are hard of hearing.


