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Bodhi’s Story
Three-year old Bodhi began receiving speech therapy right during the middle of the pandemic. “We’ve only experienced therapy remotely through Zoom,” says his mother, Stephanie. “We really wanted to get him services as quickly as possible, and didn’t want to wait for in-person services to start again. Bo was only saying about 10 words and…
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Franklin and Michael are brothers with autism and a strong competitive streak. Both boys have made remarkable progress this year in spite of the challenges of receiving services remotely via telehealth. “They absolutely love their remote therapy sessions at CTC,” says their mother, Cecilia. Nine-year old Franklin’s favorite activity is making slime for a chemistry…
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The first question after his birth was, “Would he survive?”
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Rhys came to Children’s Therapy Center as an infant after being diagnosed with microcephaly and schizencephaly, a rare birth defect that causes abnormal clefts in the brain. Now nearly five years old, his journey has been amazing – read all about it here – and we caught up recently with his mom, Erin, for an…
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Until James was diagnosed with autism shortly after his fifteenth birthday, everyone labeled him a “problem kid.” “I was bullied big time in middle school because of my behavior” James says. “I became depressed and disruptive in school as a result, and I was failing my classes. At home I’d just escape by using my…
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Liliana thrives with aquatic therapy!
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Jayden’s list of “no’s” was huge. No food. No noise. No touching.
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A mom gets support and gains confidence – and her son is thriving!
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Each tiny miracle makes it possible for the next miracle to happen!
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No mother is ever fully prepared to receive a diagnosis of cerebral palsy for her child.
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