Jill has tried this out with her boys (one on the spectrum and
another not), and gives it a good review. Not all of the programming is spectrum focused, but the Sunday play group is, and they will apparently be a SNACK expansion site in fall 2007.
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This Summer at Brooklyn “PLAY” Spot!
399 Atlantic Ave, Lower level Corner of Bond
Brooklyn, NY 11217 718-852-2494
In door drop in play, private parties, events, classes
Free to members, 12.00 per day, per family for members
www.brooklynplayspot.com
Sunday's
10:30 am Special Needs Play Date Free to members. $12. for non-members
Tuesday's
10:00 am Life Coaching with Bethany Rule $10. for members. $20. for non members
11:00 am Ciao Ciao Bambino with Ludo $4.00 for members. $16. for non members
Thursday's
10:30 am Music for Aardvarks
Friday's
10:30 am Come Knit! Free to members. 12. for non members
3:30 pm Storytelling with Cricket $2. for members. $14. for non members
Space is limited, please RSVP by responding to this to email.
All events include a full day of drop in play.
Sunday July 28th, 2007. The Deedle Deedle Dee’s will perform at
Brooklyn “PLAY” Spot.
$8. for members. $20. for non members
Space is limited, please RSVP by responding to this email.
August 17, 2007 Jump For Joy will offer a preview to their Fall of
2007 movement class.
We will offer 1 class for special needs kids and 1 class for general education kids.
Free to members $12. for non-members
***Prices are per family, per day***
12 packs, memberships and day passes can be purchased in line on our
web site.
Starting September 2007 at Brooklyn “PLAY” Spot!
Jump for Joy, Let's Dance Brooklyn, SNACK (Special Needs Activity Center for Kids), Karma Kids Yoga, Life Coaching, Music for Aardvarks, Ciao Ciao Bambino, Story Telling with Cricket, Knitting, Reading etc…
Please email for registration and details. zrenner@earthlink.net
Tuesday, July 17, 2007
New ABA School in Manhattan
Here's their announcement. Word from parents who have inquired is that they plan to have 30 pupils, and they will be Carter funded, with an estimated tuition of $90K. I'm thrilled to learn of new seats offering what sounds like a quality ABA program, but whew is that a big ticket.
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Manhattan Childrens Center
Opening its Manhattan Campus September 2007
Providing services for children with autism and pervasive developmental disorders.
The Children’s Center’s Upper West Side campus will provide scientifically based world class treatment and education to children ages 3 to 12 utilizing the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA).
The program’s Interdisciplinary Model will incorporate ABA, speech and language therapy, occupational therapy as well as natural environment training and family support.
The Children's Center is a partner in research and service activities with Columbia University, Teachers College faculty and students.
Program information may be obtained by contacting Abigail Szoszun-Weiss, Director of Admissions at 347-578-3442.
The Children’s Center’s Brooklyn Campus (www.schoolworksonline.org) was established in 1996 to provide educational and therapeutic services to children with developmental delays including children diagnosed with PDD and Autism. Over the years of its existence, The Children's Center has served over 1,500 children and employed over 200 professionals in its Interdisciplinary Model. It is this level of front line experience that gives The Children's Center its expertise in delivering quality services to the right children at the right time by the right people.
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Manhattan Childrens Center
Opening its Manhattan Campus September 2007
Providing services for children with autism and pervasive developmental disorders.
The Children’s Center’s Upper West Side campus will provide scientifically based world class treatment and education to children ages 3 to 12 utilizing the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA).
The program’s Interdisciplinary Model will incorporate ABA, speech and language therapy, occupational therapy as well as natural environment training and family support.
The Children's Center is a partner in research and service activities with Columbia University, Teachers College faculty and students.
Program information may be obtained by contacting Abigail Szoszun-Weiss, Director of Admissions at 347-578-3442.
The Children’s Center’s Brooklyn Campus (www.schoolworksonline.org) was established in 1996 to provide educational and therapeutic services to children with developmental delays including children diagnosed with PDD and Autism. Over the years of its existence, The Children's Center has served over 1,500 children and employed over 200 professionals in its Interdisciplinary Model. It is this level of front line experience that gives The Children's Center its expertise in delivering quality services to the right children at the right time by the right people.
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