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Our Programs |
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Special
Education Services
 During
the school year, Comprehensive Therapy Center provides Special
Education Services to many schools, primarily independent
charter schools, throughout West Michigan. Our
professional staff includes speech
language pathologists, occupational therapists, school social
workers, school psychologists, and teacher consultants who work with children with
special needs or who are at-risk.
If your school is in need of our services
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Therapy and Fun
Summer Program
Since 1982, our summer program Therapy and Fun
has served over 650 children with disabilities
who need ongoing therapy. Therapy and Fun
integrates speech-language, motor and sensory
therapies to maximize progress for children with
disabilities. Unique in West Michigan, our
program offers children nine hours of intensive
therapy per week, offers teen volunteers a
meaningful learning experience and gives
families support, encouragement, and respite.
More Information
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Therapy and
Fun Volunteer Therapy Aides - Building Community
Stewards
Volunteers get real-life career experience
working alongside therapists. Each summer 45-55
teen therapy
aides log over 2,000 volunteer hours as therapy
aides. Because of the population
served, volunteers witness first-hand the
effects on children of drug and alcohol abuse,
neglect, and a variety of genetic and acquired
disabilities. Through our unique combination of
therapy, mentoring, and volunteerism we promote
a culture dedicated to positively supporting
children with disabilities - helping children to
walk, talk, learn and play.
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Adult Services
Our professional staff serves adults
experiencing a disabilities who may be living in
group homes, in mental health agencies or in
other community health agencies.
Contact us for
information.
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Unique Program
Offerings Include:
Foreign Accent Reduction
Therapy
Enabling confident contributors in the
workplace.
Home Safety Evaluations - 3 H
Helping to Prevent Senior Falls. |
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