Our Programs
Need more services outside of school? We offer a wide range of different programs during times when you might see setbacks. We will cater to our client’s needs during the school breaks to prevent setbacks.
Therapy & Fun
Therapy & Fun is a seven-week summer program set up similar to a day camp. Children ages 3-14 with a range of disabilities attend three days a week and participate in activities facilitated by our therapists (speech, occupational, and mental health professionals) and peer-to-peer volunteers.
Therapy & Life Skills
Therapy & Life Skills is a seven-week summer program set up similar to a day camp. This program is designed for children ages 10-14 with developmental delays who are ready to build skills that encourage independence.
Caregiver Coffee Hour
These groups offer caregivers an opportunity to connect with other families and receive support, facilitated by one of our expertly trained Social Workers.
Therapeutic Play & Learn Groups
Our playgroup team is excited to bring you 5 weeks of therapeutic and learning activities! Therapeutic Play & Learn Groups support families of children ages 0-5 with developmental differences. This program is made possible by First Steps Kent and the Ready by Five Millage.
CTC Games
At CTC Games, participants ages 10-14 will get the chance to socialize and work together with their peers through gaming and esports. Take on your pals at a round of Smash Bros Ultimate or build your teamwork skills with a game of Rocket League.
StayCation
StayCation is a day program run during school breaks to help keep structure and routine when school is not in session. It is designed for children 4-14 years old. Activities are for those with disabilities or developmental delays (diagnosed or suspected).
Read To Me Tea
Read to Me Tea is an important advocacy event for our families. Caregivers have the ability to talk with local legislators to share the issues they are facing and advocate for policies that will help their families’ needs.
AAC Lending Library
Have you ever seen or heard of an AAC device? Comprehensive Therapy Center is seeking help to build an AAC lending library to provide accessible resources for our clients to communicate.
