A focused referral option when progress is unclear.
Full Circle Therapy collaborates with physicians, ABA providers, speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, educators, schools, and multidisciplinary care teams.
Refer when the team needs a clearer formulation or next step.
The most useful referrals begin with a specific question rather than a request for general advice.
Clinical situations
- Limited, inconsistent, or plateaued progress despite current services
- Regulation, engagement, communication, flexibility, behavior, and learning appear interconnected
- Complex behavior needs a functional and developmental review
- Current strategies do not generalize across settings
- The family or team needs a structured outside perspective
Useful referral questions
- What may be preventing the child from benefiting from the current plan?
- Which concern is foundational and should be addressed first?
- How can the recommendations be made consistent across home, school, and therapy?
- Does the current behavior plan match the likely function and context?
- What information or evaluation is still missing?
A concise, usable clinical roadmap.
- Clarified referral question and integrated case formulation
- Identification of high-priority barriers and strengths
- Recommendations organized by sequence and responsible team member
- Questions for additional assessment or local evaluation
- Strategies to improve consistency across environments
- Written summary appropriate to the agreed scope
Professional collaboration
With appropriate authorization, consultation can include communication with the child’s treating professionals. Existing providers remain responsible for their own clinical decisions and services.
Sora Wasserman’s clinical referral profile
A two-page credential and referral overview prepared for physicians and professional care teams.
Send the question—not private records—through the website.
The initial form should contain only general information. A secure method for records and authorizations will be provided after fit and scope are confirmed.
Identify the referrer
State your role, organization, and relationship to the child or family.
State the question
Describe the specific clinical or program question in non-identifying terms.
Confirm location
Identify the country and state or province where the child will be during consultation.
Arrange authorization
If the case is a fit, consent and secure record-sharing procedures are established.
Discuss a referral or professional partnership.
Use the consultation form for a patient referral, case conference, agency relationship, training request, or introduction.