Our Partners
Strength In Numbers
Build Learn Thrive is excited to partner with Village Place, Threads for Therapy, Seesaw and Sequoia Village to deliver services that will help children with and without disabilities achieve their personal best in school and life, regardless of economic background.
Village Place
Threads For Therapy
Play-based groups, consisting of children of a similar age and developmental history. Play-based groups will be 50 minute sessions, which include 40 minutes of direct contact with an occupational therapist and speech and language therapist and 10 minutes of question/answer with parents/caregivers. It will be offered 1/x per week for 6-week sessions in order to allow other families access to these free services. Play-based groups will be all-girl, all-boy, and co-ed, with a minimum of two kids and a maximum number of 8 kids, and they will be led either by an occupational and speech therapists, and will focus on:
- Social Communication and Peer Interaction
- Expressive and Receptive Language Development
- Motor Development
- Pre-Writing/Handwriting skills
- Self-Regulation
Monthly free occupational and speech screening sessions (Registration is needed as space is limited).
Monthly parent workshops on topics that will educate and connect parents. Examples of workshops include:
- Workshop on ways to help kids develop pre-writing skills
- Workshop on fine motor development
- Workshop for parents of children with language delays and social communication challenges.
Seesaw
Kyo
California Virtual Academies
Golden Gate Regional Center
Kelly Wong, M. Ed., Autism Consultant
Far too often, families are given a diagnosis without a roadmap or tools. I am a dedicated Autism Consultant offering personalized services to help parents develop a plan and connect with resources to help their child thrive.
From the time Autism becomes part of your family’s life, and as your family identity develops over time, I am here to help you navigate this world of intense challenges and beautiful experiences, whether it’s through coaching the family or by guiding the Autistic individual directly.