Pathways Treatment Center

Pathways Treatment Center is a Mental Health Counselor in Burlington, NJ. The organization operates as a sister organization to Shirley Ryan AbilityLab, the nation's number one ranked rehabilitation hospital for 34 consecutive years. Together, they lead translational research promoting early detection and early intervention to provide the best outcomes for babies. Pathways.org has been a nationally recognized leader in early childhood development since 1985. For over 40 years, it has provided free and trusted resources to identify early motor, sensory, communication, and feeding delays. More than 70 pediatric experts have collaborated with the organization to ensure that its information is reliable. All milestones are supported by Center for Disease Control and American Academy of Pediatrics materials. Resources are developed and approved by expert healthcare providers. Hospitals, universities and healthcare providers around the world use these materials. The organization offers a Baby Milestones App, activities for baby, and a Tummy Timer. It provides information by age ranging from preemie and NICU care to 6 plus years. The goal is to ensure every child is screened for motor, sensory, and communication development by 4 months of age, taking advantage of baby’s neuroplasticity.

The Burlington location is situated at 309 W Broad St. It is located about 0.1 miles from the Burlington Bristol Bridge Police Station and Reed Street. Keim Boulevard is about 0.2 miles away. John F Kennedy Park is also about 0.2 miles from the site. The Burlington Police Station is about 0.2 miles away. Burlington South train station is about 0.3 miles from the location.

Pathways Treatment Center holds a rating of 5.00 based on 77 reviews. This reflects a strong local reputation and a steady record of repeat and referred customers. The organization is known for providing free, trusted resources to support baby and early childhood development. It helps parents and healthcare professionals work together to maximize babies' development. This specific focus on early detection and intervention distinguishes the practice in Burlington, NJ.