The Affective Collective
What they’re known for
A neurodiversity-affirming, in-home clinic grounded in DIR Floortime and play, with virtual parent support — a fit for families who value a relationship-based, child-led approach delivered in their own home.
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Questions about The Affective Collective
What kind of therapy does The Affective Collective provide?
The Affective Collective is listed for occupational therapy in Charleston, SC.
Does The Affective Collective see children or adults?
The Affective Collective is listed as seeing children and teens.
What does The Affective Collective work on?
Play-based occupational therapy using DIR Floortime, with a focus on sensory processing and social-emotional development through a neurodiversity-affirming lens.
Where is The Affective Collective located?
The Affective Collective is in Charleston, SC.
How do I contact The Affective Collective?
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DrSensory guide
Getting occupational therapy for your child in Charleston
Infants and toddlers
BabyNet, run by the South Carolina Department of Health and Human Services, serves children from birth to age three. It provides occupational therapy among other services. This publicly funded program provides services for free for any child who is eligible.
On Healthy Connections (South Carolina Medicaid)
Healthy Connections (South Carolina Medicaid) covers medically necessary occupational therapy for eligible children. Ask The Affective Collective whether it takes your Healthy Connections (South Carolina Medicaid) plan.
With private insurance
Ask The Affective Collective whether it is in network with your plan. Confirm copays, visit limits and prior authorization for occupational therapy before the first visit, or ask for a superbill.
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