SPECIAL NEEDS
Create a strong foundation for your baby’s development A child’s first year creates the foundation for successful growth on many levels. From rolling to walking, playing to talking, if your child isn’t meeting their milestones, we’re here to support your family so you can thrive. Our physical, occupational and speech therapists specialize in treating torticollis, feeding issues, developmental delay, Autism Spectrum Disorder, physical disabilities, hand/arm injuries and more. It’s our goal to empower families with children birth–18 years to succeed at home, at school and out in the world. For two decades, we’ve been an independently owned local business that is passionate about serving Northwest families.
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Adaptive Equipment
Autism Spectrum Disorder
eSpecial Needs Provider of adaptive equipment and therapy products, including strollers, toys, clothing, furniture and learning tools Shop online; 1-877-664-4565 especialneeds.com
A.P.P.L.E. Consulting Providing Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services to individuals ages 0–21 with autism and their families Bothell, serving King, Snohomish and Kitsap counties; 206-437-5412 apple-asd.com info@apple-asd.com
Firefly Range of adaptive equipment products inspired by a mission to support “special needs family participation” for kids ages 1–16 years Shop online; hello@fireflyfriends.com fireflyfriends.com hello@fireflyfriends.com Washington Assistive Technology Act Program (WATAP) Resources, demonstrations and evaluations to help parents find assistive technology that will work best for their child Statewide; 1-800-214-8731 watap.org
Aspiring Youth Program Social skills groups, summer camps, tutoring and other services geared for students ages 8 and older with autism, Asperger syndrome, ADHD, learning disabilities or other similar traits Seattle, Bellevue, Redmond, West Seattle, South Seattle; 206-517-0241 aspiringyouth.net info@aspiringyouth.net The Autism Exchange (AEX) Custom software and interactive tools for securely accessing, organizing and interlinking information for and by autism caregivers Online resource; theautismexchange.com continued on page 60
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