Therapies and programs

Developmental therapy in Diamond Bar

Early development involves movement, play, learning and interaction. Developmental therapy considers how these areas fit together in your child’s daily life, with individualized support and family collaboration.

Understanding emerging skills

Questions you can bring

I have questions about emerging movement skills.
I would like to understand my child’s play and interaction.
Everyday routines or new skills are challenging.
We need developmental follow-up after a premature birth.

Bring your child’s history and your questions

Share what your child does now, what they enjoy and what seems difficult. Include their developmental history and any care they already receive so you can discuss how developmental support fits with their current needs.

Follow your child’s interests

Child-led play gives the therapist opportunities to work toward the goals established at the evaluation. Activities connect with emerging skills and daily routines. We consider your child’s sensory needs and engagement at each visit and adapt the session to how they are doing that day.

Birth to age 3 • Regional center services

Early intervention with San Gabriel/Pomona Regional Center

Sensory Bridge provides early intervention services for infants and toddlers from birth until their third birthday through San Gabriel/Pomona Regional Center (SG/PRC). We work with families to support emerging movement, play and everyday skills during these early years.

Early Start eligibility is determined by the regional center. If your child is already receiving services, ask your service coordinator about a referral to Sensory Bridge and the authorization needed to begin.

For a first Early Start referral, contact SG/PRC's Early Start Intake Department at (909) 710-8675, or visit the regional center's Early Start page. For questions about our services, call (909) 258-9292.

Common questions

What should I describe when I contact the clinic?

An everyday example is a useful place to start. Tell us what your child does now, what seems difficult and what you would like to understand.

Where is Sensory Bridge located?

Our clinic is at 3220 S Brea Canyon Rd, Ste E, Diamond Bar, CA 91765-3481. Visits are by appointment only. Call (909) 258-9292 to arrange a visit and confirm which suite to check in at.

Do I need a referral or insurance authorization?

Requirements depend on your insurance plan or funding program. Before scheduling, confirm referral and authorization requirements with the clinic and your insurer. Our Insurance and payment page explains questions to ask.

Is self-pay available?

Self-pay is available, and the clinic can provide a superbill for submission to your insurer. Contact us for current rates and payment terms. Reimbursement depends on your plan and is not guaranteed.

How do I request an evaluation?

Call (909) 258-9292 or use the Request an evaluation page. Share your child's age, the everyday activity you want help with, and questions about scheduling or payment.

How do regional-center services work for children under 3?

Sensory Bridge provides early intervention through San Gabriel/Pomona Regional Center from birth until a child's third birthday. Eligibility is determined by the regional center. If your child receives services, ask your service coordinator about a referral and authorization to Sensory Bridge.

Meet the clinical team · Prepare for a first visit · Insurance and payment · Directions and parking

Inside Sensory Bridge