A First Look at Our New Bright Street Location
Our new home at Bright Street and Jersey Avenue reflects twenty years of growth and the vision of our founder, Sonia Zayas. Every part of the design centers sensory rich, developmentally attuned play and supports our interdisciplinary approach to serving neurodivergent children and their families.
New For 2026- Full Day Programing
Beginning in 2026, we will offer full day therapeutic programming within the Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) and Pivotal Response Treatment (PRT) frameworks for children under age 6 with an autism diagnosis. Each full day will include three 2-hour sessions, and occupational therapy and speech language services will be woven into the week to promote truly coordinated care. The program will be from 9am-3pm daily. With options for extended day and/or additional after school therapeutic sessions available 3-5 pm or 4-6 pm daily.
Sensory Gym for Older Children
The larger gym is approximately 1.5 x the size of our current big gym. It includes:
• A wide selection of suspended equipment and swings that offer both linear and rotary vestibular input to support balance, coordination, core strength, and emotional regulation.
• A taller and more dynamic climbing and hiding structure with multiple slides/ramps that fosters imaginative play, motor planning, and intense vestibular and proprioceptive experiences.
• A large ball pit that supports crashing, deep pressure input, whole body play, and co-regulation.
• Open floor zones for running, crashing, building, obstacle courses, and movement based problem solving.
• Cushioned landings and high ceilings that allow for a full range of dynamic sensory motor challenges.
Sensory Gym for Younger Children
The second gym is designed for toddlers and early learners. It features:
• Cozy and contained areas that support gentle exploration and co-regulation.
• Toddler friendly climbing features, foam padded equipment, and low platforms for safe and achievable gross motor challenges.
• Low suspended equipment that offers linear and rotary vestibular input in a controlled and developmentally aligned way.
• Hiding spaces, crawling tunnels, and small nooks that encourage imaginative play and early problem solving.
• A small ball pit for deep pressure input, sensory exploration, and playful engagement with caregivers and therapists.
Therapy Rooms and Shared Clinical Spaces
The Bright Street location includes seven therapy rooms that support occupational therapy, speech language therapy, psychology, parent coaching and small group therapy. Each room is designed with calm visual organization, flexible seating, and sensory responsive materials. Shared clinician workspaces strengthen daily collaboration and help maintain a coordinated, interdisciplinary approach to each child’s goals.
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