Services
Seven services. One agency. One consistent, caring team.
Brighter Days offers a complete range of early intervention services for children birth to age 3 in Philadelphia County — all provided at no cost to eligible families.
Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
If you’ve started noticing things — your child isn’t making eye contact the way you’d expect, or they’re not responding to their name, or something just feels different — we want you to know: reaching out early is the most powerful thing you can do.
Infant-Toddler Social Emotional Coordination (ITSE)
Only offered by a small number of agencies in Philadelphia. Specialized support for children who have experienced trauma or are showing signs of social-emotional difficulty. Our ITSE specialists teach families strategies to promote emotional wellness, healthy attachment, and resilience from the ground up.
Social Work (SW)
When your child is going through early intervention, it’s easy to focus entirely on their development — the milestones, the therapies, the goals. But the truth is, children don’t grow in isolation. They grow in families. And families face real challenges every day.
Special Instruction (SI)
From the moment a baby is born, their brain is making connections at a remarkable pace. Those first three years are a window of incredible opportunity — and Special Instruction is designed to make the most of every single day within it.
Speech Therapy (SLP)
Your child’s first words are magic. But when communication feels like a struggle — for them or for you — it can be stressful and isolating. You’re not alone, and early support makes a real difference.
Physical Therapy (PT)
Watching your baby reach their first physical milestones — lifting their head, rolling over, sitting up, taking those first wobbly steps — is one of the greatest joys of parenthood. When those milestones are delayed or seem difficult, it’s natural to worry. Physical Therapy is here to help.
Occupational Therapy (OT)
Every child learns to navigate the world in their own way — through touch, movement, play, and daily routines. When those everyday activities feel overwhelming or out of reach, Occupational Therapy can help.