When it comes to occupational, physical and speech therapy, virtual visits are now part of the new norm.
Good Reads
People with disabilities on national waiting list for special bicycles
Most people enjoy riding bicycles. For those with disabilities, the sport can be a challenge . . .
Looking for fame and fortune
For a couple of years now, Michael Lindsey — better known as Mikey — has chased fame.
A Day at the Farm
Today started out pretty much like any other. I started reminding Noah as soon as he woke up of an event we had been planning on attending. We were heading to The Family SEEDS Fall Fest.
Children with rare neurological speech disorder apraxia rely on therapy
When Curtis White came to live with his adoptive family about seven years ago, his parents noticed he didn't babble like most kids.
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Something to talk about
It is just another typical start of a day. You wake up, look at your daily calendar, check email and social media, maybe have a cup of coffee and breakfast, and your day begins. As with every other day, unless you aren’t a morning person, you talk.
Beyond Cerebral Palsy
For many years, Wendell Foster was thought of as a therapeutic residential community for people diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy (CP). According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention’s Autism and Developmental Disabilities Monitoring Network, 1 in 323 children has been identified with CP.
Expanding the Person Centered Role
Wendell Foster is taking another step in becoming more person centered by adding a new position to its team. more: Expanding the Person Centered Role
Foster starts local chapter
Go Baby Go hopes to adapt toy cars for special needs children
By Renee Beasley Jones Messenger-Inquirer
Five-year-old Hannah Hudson watched her mom drag a decked-out pink Jeep through a wide door way at Wendell Foster, where Hannah attends therapy sessions.
I Do!
By Sandy Hayden, VP of Outpatient Therapy