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Jacob’s Ladder
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Individuals with any neurobiological challenge can benefit from our trademarked and internationally recognized Interpersonal Whole-Brain Model of Care®.
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Program Environments at Jacob’s Ladder
The Admissions Process
Introductory Conversation with our Admissions Team
On-Campus or Virtual Tour
IWBMC™ Evaluation and Assessment
Enrollment
What is the IWBMC™ Evaluation and why is it so important?
- Collection of the client’s educational, medical, and therapeutic historical information through our AHAVA parent portal
- In-depth family interview to provide Evaluators with information about the family’s specific goals, daily experiences, and greatest concerns
- Client evaluation of over 1,321 neurodevelopmental metrics, covering all aspects of the IWBMC™
- Standardized academic testing
- Non-invasive qEEG collection
- Nutritional Consult and an individualized nutrition plan to address physiological health
- Evaluation Overview to review the findings from the evaluation, including a complete Client Findings Report, qEEG results, in-home support strategies, an individualized program, and further therapeutic recommendations
Our evaluation appointments are often booked 2 – 4 months in advance, so if you would like to schedule an evaluation, please contact us as soon as possible to schedule.
Tuition
Jacob’s Ladder offers various programs and additional therapeutic services. Because our programs are highly individualized, pricing varies per program and depends on your child’s individual needs and the level of care that will most effectively help them.
Financial Aid
Families who attend Jacob’s Ladder for on-campus programming at either our Roswell or Buckhead locations are encouraged to learn more about and apply for the following financial aid options:
SB-10 Eligibility
SB-10 is available to clients up to 22 years of age and can be used toward full-time programming at Jacob’s Ladder (part-time programming is ineligible). The most common way to attain SB-10 eligibility is by enrolling in the Georgia public school system and establishing an IEP. Alternatively, families can establish SB-10 eligibility by completing the HB-70 Medical Waiver process, detailed in the link below.
GOAL Eligibility
GOAL can be used yearly until your child turns 20 toward full-time programming at Jacob’s Ladder (part-time programming is ineligible).
To be eligible to apply for the GOAL Scholarship, clients must be between 4 and 9 years old or transitioning to Jacob’s Ladder directly from a public school setting. Jacob’s Ladder will partner with families who wish to apply to determine individual eligibility.
The GOAL Scholarship is funded by individuals and organizations that redirect their tax dollars to Jacob’s Ladder through GOAL. Although donations cannot be designated to a specific client, we ask that all GOAL recipients assist with spreading information to friends and family to ensure the fund is sustainable year after year.
NOW/COMP Waiver
In addition to the above options, minimal Jacob’s Ladder scholarships are available for enrolled students. Financial aid awards are made based on financial need, a family’s motivation and commitment to Jacob’s Ladder, active participation and engagement, and the reasonable expectation of a client’s success in the program. The Financial Aid Committee approves the amount of financial aid. Each family who receives financial aid should expect to pay some tuition, as no full-tuition awards are currently available.
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