Programs

Meet Brandie!

October 17, 2023

It’s Physical Therapy Month and we’re celebrating our PTs! Meet Brandie, a physical therapist in our ESIT (Early Supports for Infants and Toddlers) program. What do you enjoy and value most about working at CTC? I most enjoy building relationships, learning from each unique family and child, and empowering caregivers. I value the opportunity to…

Read More

Autism Evaluations at CTC

August 1, 2023

Families seeking timely autism evaluations for their children face many obstacles on the path towards supportive services. Among those challenges are a lack of regional providers trained to diagnose autism and long waitlists for evaluations. Unfortunately, the challenges don’t end there. After a child receives a diagnosis, families must figure out how to navigate complex…

Read More

Meet Kelsey

March 15, 2023

What do you enjoy and value most about working at CTC as an occupational therapist? The kids! The children I have the pleasure of working with teach me new things each day. They inspire me with their never-ending strength and resilience. I laugh hard and often with them and feel so grateful for the shared…

Read More

Jack’s Story

February 20, 2023

Jack’s Story When my son Jack was 4 months old, we realized he was struggling to hold his head up on his own and wasn’t even attempting to roll over. His pediatrician thought he may have low muscle tone (hypotonia) and suggested we get in touch with CTC to speak with a physical therapist in…

Read More

Meet Shannon!

January 30, 2023

Shannon Watkins is the Boost Program Family Navigator at Children’s Therapy Center. What do you enjoy and value most about working at CTC?:  I enjoy collaborating with our therapy and special education teams, the families we work with, and outside agencies. I also love seeing the representations of diversity in the workplace. I love working…

Read More

Staff Spotlight: Christina, OT

December 6, 2022

What do you enjoy and value most about working at CTC? I love how working at CTC has expanded my experiences through working with so many different people, both coworkers and the families I serve. The world is full of so much diversity – people with different cultures, ideas, interests, languages, priorities – yet we…

Read More

Gymnastics at CTC

November 28, 2022

Gymnastics class builds physical coordination, strength, and social skills. And it’s fun! The big show is just one week away, and Dylan and his classmates are hard at work fine-tuning their routines. They’ve been meeting for weeks learning how to tumble, jump, reach and roll and they are more than ready to show off their…

Read More

Staff Spotlight: Beth, Special Educator

October 31, 2022

Beth Wroe, ESIT Special Education Teacher Years at CTC: 6 Fun facts: My husband and I live in Maple Valley with our amazing daughter and sweet dog. I enjoy reading, running, eating, traveling and time with the people I love. I’m a lefty who enjoys making up silly songs and imitating cartoon voices. Some have…

Read More

Staff Spotlight: Larisa, SLP

October 13, 2022

Larisa Sanchez, SLP Years with CTC: 7 Fun facts: I have the most lovable Australian Shepherd named Charlie that loves snuggles and to go on long walks. When I am out and about, I enjoy hiking and swimming in the pool as well as open water to get exercise. It is also a great time…

Read More

Gymnastics at CTC

November 15, 2021

Q: How does CTC’s gymnastics class benefit children? A: Many of the children in our gymnastics group have had difficult experiences in community-based classes or groups. Our group is small and we can focus more on participation and skill-building. Children are successful separating from their parents for class and participating for the entire 55-minute session!…

Read More