DDR is an international non-profit organization established in 1994 as the
Developmental Delay Registry. In 1998, the Board of Directors changed the
name to Developmental Delay Resources to reflect our mission:
Disseminating
information about causes and interventions for developmental delays, through
our quarterly newsletter, workshops, conferences, library and website, as
well as selling books and tapes,
Connecting families,
professionals, and organizations through our membership directory and extensive
database and,
Preventing developmental
delays through education.
Members of DDR support the inter-relationship of physical, cognitive and
social-emotional development of children whose delays are on a continuum from
mild to severe. Delays include, but are not limited to, sensory-motor deficits,
speech.language disorders, attention deficits, learning disabilities, pervasive
developmental disorder and autism.
Members of DDR seek healthy options for the whole child, such as:
Treatments that address sensory-motor processing, including occupational therapy,
vision therapy, auditory training and perceptual-motor therapy,
Treatments that boost the immune system, including dietary modification,
nutritional supplementation, homeopathy, and immunotherapy,
Treatments that address structural integrity, including osteopathy, CranioSacral
therapy, and chiropractic and
Treatments that encourage positive social-emotional relationships, such as
communication therapies, FloorTime, and family therapy.
DDR is the only organization that integrates all of these disciplines.
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Last Updated: November 15, 1999