Creative Arts Therapy Week
Creative Arts Therapies Week is March 14-20, 2021. Celebrate today and learn more about how dance/movement therapy can benefit your child!
dance/movement therapy, Events
Quick Tip: Mirror Talk
Mirror talking is a fun at home practice you can do with your child. Our therapists love when we can combine therapy and fun in one activity!
Activities, occupational therapy
Fun With Kids: Have A Presentation Party!
Presentation parties are a great way to stay connected and learn more about friends and family. This is a fun show and tell style activity that builds on skills and family bonding.
Activities, occupational therapy
A Guided Meditation
Take a moment to relax your mind and body. This guided meditation is a calming break for both parents and children.
Activities, occupational therapy, speech therapy
Board Games Can Be Therapeutic
Learn about how to incorporate learning and therapy into fun games at home!
dance/movement therapy, occupational therapy, programs, speech therapy
Therapeutic Play Groups are back!
Therapeutic play groups will begin again on January 7th from 6-7:30 pm. Our therapists are so excited to see you and have some fun! If you haven’t signed up yet, head to our website.
dance/movement therapy, occupational therapy, programs, speech therapy, Therapy and Fun 2021
An SLP’s Reflection of the First Moments at Therapy and Fun
Are you interested in signing your child up for Therapy and Fun? Read about a speech therapist’s first moments at lats year’s Therapy and Fun.
Education and Resources, speech therapy
Jibber-Jabbers Wanted: Encouraging Early Communication
You’ve heard it from Comprehensive Therapy Center before, and we’re sure we’ll never stop saying it! Children learn through play.
Community Support
2019 Day of Caring: Capturing Our Story
Last Friday, we participated in the United Way’s Day of Caring, and we are absolutely convinced that West Michigan has
Therapy and Fun, volunteering
How Volunteering for Therapy and Fun Inspired Me
Payton has been volunteering with CTC for seven years. She came on board as a Therapy and Fun volunteer and