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Tele-Intervention Has Led to Increased Parent Confidence
by Emma Franke, CTC Volunteer Therapists at Children’s Therapy Center have reported that virtual appointments are helping parents and caregivers see strong results at home. Occupational Therapist Allison Payton, who … Continue reading
Access Virtual Music Therapy with Children’s Therapy Center
Article by Emma Franke, CTC Volunteer We’ve been sharing music videos on our Facebook page, which can be a great way to engage your child in a new way during … Continue reading
How COVID Has Impacted Kids
When the COVID pandemic hit, we had to adapt our program almost overnight to make sure no child missed a single critical session. We’re now providing all our therapy sessions … Continue reading
What Is Occupational Therapy?
By M’Liss Buckles, OTR/L Occupational therapists help others become more independent with their meaningful, purposeful daily activities or “occupations.” OTs are supportive, creative problem-solvers who work in hospitals, clinics, schools, … Continue reading
Volunteer Spotlights – Spring 2020
Volunteers contribute hours of time to CTC each year, helping to strengthen our programs for children and provide additional support for families. We’re celebrating Volunteer Appreciation Month by highlighting just … Continue reading
Sneak Peek: A Tele-Intervention Session
Speech-language pathologist Larisa recently shared this video of a tele-intervention session. “Today, we were playing with rubber bands!” she says. “They are great for practicing all sorts of skills. As … Continue reading
Tele-Intervention Launches at CTC!
Occupational therapist Allison Payton shares how tele-intervention is a fun and safe way to continue therapy services and keep children reaching their goals! What are the benefits of tele-intervention? … Continue reading
Our Partnership with WA State Department of Early Learning
Helping children with disabilities or developmental delays. Continue reading
The Story of Ruby and Zoe
Best friends Ruby and Zoe, both of whom have Down syndrome, were born one day apart. Continue reading
