Voices Through Hope

Mrs. Cortney had so much fun with all her costumes for her kiddos yesterday! The pickle was definitely a favorite!!

We had so much fun with pajama day yesterday! Can’t wait to see all the cute costumes today, Happy Halloween 🎃

Mrs. Cortney and her superheroes🎃🦸‍♀️

We had fun for our first spirit day, hat day!!

Great resource for Halloween!!!

Happy Halloween Week! We hope each of our families have a fun & enjoyable trick-or-treating experience, no matter what that looks like for your family!

We know Halloween can be challenging for many children due to all the extra sights, sounds and crowds! We hope the tips below can help prepare you for an enjoyable Halloween! 🎃

We are also sharing a free resource in the comments! Use the cards during trick or treating if your child is nonverbal or uncomfortable talking. Print for them to hold, tape to their bucket or make a lanyard for them to wear!

Dress up week starting Monday for any that want to participate 🎃

Letter fun!!

Bubbles are always a hit in therapy!! This friend is using signs and words to let her therapist know she loves playing bubbles!!

We love all our amazing AAC communicators!!

Great idea for Halloween!!

We love Brown Bear!!

It was great to share our services with this great organization this week!!

If anyone needs some reading support this will be a great program!

It’s been one fun week of therapy!! Hoping everyone has a great weekend!!

From Crystal Ray:

Did you know that Cerebral Palsy is a common diagnosis for children in Africa? I didn’t until I had the privilege to go to Kenya this summer on a mission trip.

I have recently learned of a request from a missionary in Nigeria who is a therapist working with children with special needs. She is asking for used unwanted AFO’s and hand splints. She can repurpose these much needed items for children who would otherwise never have to opportunity to have them.

If you have these items that are no longer useful for your child, would you consider donating them to this cause?

I have set up 2 drop off locations in the Midlands area. Any AFO’s or hand splints can be dropped off at the following locations.

The Therapy Place, Inc. in Columbia and Carolina Behavior & Beyond, LLC in Lexington.

If you are in the upstate and would like to donate, please contact us.

These AFO’s are my sweet Lina’s. Later this month will mark 14 years that my sweet girl will be with Jesus. I could not think of a better way to honor her life than to donate her AFO’s to this mission. May the child they go to know they are loved and treasured!

Having fun while in Speech Therapy at their daycares. Did you know we work with kids in their natural environments so wherever they are during the day we can see them! It makes scheduling so convenient for our families so kids don’t miss out on needed therapy services!!

Blanket rides are so much fun!!

Thank you to Bridged Nonprofit for putting on this amazing event for families! We were so happy to be a part of this event and can’t wait to serve more families in Greenville and Anderson counties!!

Today is THE DAY! We look forward to seeing everyone at the Upstate’s first annual Disability Resource Expo from 2pm-6pm at the Kroc Center.

You can find more details about this FREE event, including exhibitors and parking, in previous posts on our social pages and on our website (www.bridgedsc.org/expo). Registration is available onsite if you have not pre-registered.

We can’t wait to see everyone!!

So true we celebrate all progress!!