Camps (0-2 Years)

Areas of specialty include speech and language development, social skill programming, fine motor development, sensory integration, Applied Behavior Analysis, music therapy, and independent education evaluations. After school social groups are available for help with social skills.

Therapists have extensive experience of working with schools and individual families.

Social Summer Camp registration opens in April of each year. Campers attend a 3 hour session daily for 2 weeks in June. Call or email for more information and a camp packet will be sent to you.

Occupational therapy services in a wide range of methods for babies, children and adolescents, along with summer camps for preschool and school aged children to work on fine motor and gross motor skills.

Write 4 U Camp — for students in 1st–3rd grade
Write-On Into Kindergarten — for ages 5-7

Friends In Motion — for tweens age 10-12 who want to meet new friends and try out a variety of leisure activities. The group will be lead by an Occupational Therapist and have a max ratio of 4:1.

A privately owned speech therapy practice providing individualized and group speech, language and social communication services to children in need. They also provide accent reduction.

The mission of the Achievement Centers for Children is to enable and empower children with disabilities and their families to grow, learn, play and prepare for lifelong achievement in society. The agency serves children from birth through adulthood, with a special focus on children from birth through age five.

Their unique, comprehensive service model weaves together education and autism services, therapy services and Intensive Therapy Clinic, and family support services to meet the needs of the entire family and provide the best outcomes.

Achievement Centers has a wide range of summer programs and camps for both children and adults, that range from residential camp (“overnight” camp) to day camps, sports and recreation programs, horseback therapeutic programs, and weekend respite camps. Visit their website for more information.

Music therapy, adaptive music lessons, music enrichment, adapted dance classes and summer camps offered. Summer dance classes are also available, and are held at The North Royalton Dance Academy.

Adapted Triple Threat Camp –Campers ages 6-18 years will be introduced to the foundations of musical theatre in the areas of singing, dancing, and acting. Programming will be tailored to the individualized needs of all participants, allowing for self-expression and exploration into musical instruments, costumes, and fine and gross motor skills.

PASS Camp –a chance for campers to engage together socially through structured musical experiences. Each week, a different musical project will be developed and completed. Camp is led by a music therapist.

Offering programs for children of all abilities.
Offers preschool inclusion classes and summer camp programs for children ages 2 1/2-5 years old.

Tutoring services throughout the school year available for children through third grade.

School age summer camp for children kindergarten through age 10.

Various day and overnight camps offered for kids ages 18 months through 16 years. Before and after care is available.

Provides opportunities for children and teens with emotional, physical and developmental disabilities and their families to take advantage of many of the Mandel JCC programs and services. Playmakers Youth Theatre, camps and many other of their children’s and teen programs are inclusive and children with disabilities are able to participate alongside their peers.

They also offer special needs aquatic therapy (ages 2+) and personal training for people with disabilities.

Visit the Mandel JCC website for current program schedule.

Eligible children are 18 months – 6 years of age with a variety of speech-language, social/emotional, behavioral and developmental needs. It will provide supplemental social experiences which are designed to encourage play skills such as initiating cooperative play, creative play, choosing independent play activities, completing chosenactivities, and encouraging the use of communication skills.

Serves children through age 18, offering speech and occupational therapy services, as well as support for eating challenges.

Accepts CareSource, Medical Mutual, Anthem Blue Cross & blue Shield, Aetna, and SummaCare/Apex insurance, but only for OT/ST.

Pairs teenage volunteers and children with special needs for social opportunities.
There are several programs, including social activities, respite services, parent support events, a sibling support group, an Asperger’s family support group, and winter camps.

A music therapy program, offering music therapy services for individuals and groups of all ages and abilities. They also offer a music therapy and summer camp program for teens and adults with special needs. They primarily serve children ages 3-21 living with Autism and/or Developmental Disabilities. They also feel it’s very important for continuity of services even after our clients age out of the school system so we also offer a continuum of services to people 21 and up.

They have an office in Hudson, Ohio and provide in home services in Summit County, Ohio and the surrounding area.

They do not accept insurance at this time.

Serving patients ages 2-21 with center-based educational and intervention services as well as home programs, outreach, and diagnostics. Summer programs are also available. Can perform functional behavioral assessments and functional analysis.

Accepts Ohio Medicaid insurance.

Partnership of Kristen Wilcock, BCBA and Michele Murphy, Assoc. Behavior Analyst

Locations are in Mansfield, Cleveland, Columbus, and St. Clairsville.