October 31, 2018
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Playing with toys and moving around are challenging for Ahaan due to vision loss and decreased feeling/mobility on the right side of his body. However, no matter the challenges he faces, Ahaan keeps a smile on his face. The Warren Center’s team of therapists are providing therapy for Ahaan and teaching his parents strategies to help him improve his motor, communication and feeding skills. His right hand has decreased feeling and mobility. So his therapists
With Halloween just right around the corner, here are four tips to help your child with sensory challenges enjoy the festivities. Tip #1 Show photos of family members in costumes You can help prepare your child for Halloween by showing photos of family members dressed up in costumes. This can be a great way to explain Halloween traditions and activities that your family participates in. Also keep in mind that several traditions and activities for
Dallas Cowboy legend Jay Novacek hosted the 25th anniversary of Fantasy Football Draft Night benefiting The Warren Center. At the annual football-themed event, guests created their own fantasy football teams to compete against one another with hopes of winning the grand prize: two season tickets to the Dallas Cowboys. Watch highlights from the evening in the video below. In the past 25 years, the event has grown from a group of friends in a small
North Texas Giving Day is Thursday, September 20, 2018! The Warren Center is very excited to be participating in the online giving event with our #Give2Kids campaign. Our goal this year is to raise 2000 hours of therapy for the children in our community who need our help. We also have a $25,000 match from an anonymous donor. So your donation is doubled. You can help a child receive life-changing therapy by donating to The
The year 2018 marks The Warren Center’s 50th anniversary and the 25th anniversary of Fantasy Football Draft Night. At this event attendees create their own fantasy football teams and compete against one another with hopes of winning the grand prize; two season tickets to the Dallas Cowboys. “I think the beauty of it is the event kind of goes on for months because you compare scores at the end of each week. It’s just a
MJ had a stroke in her mother’s womb during the last few weeks of her mother’s pregnancy. When MJ was born, she did not have a gag, suck or swallow reflex and as a result was given a feeding tube. The stroke also left MJ with left-side weakness. While at the hospital, MJ’s family learned about The Warren Center. At just six weeks old, MJ started receiving therapy services through The Warren Center’s Early Childhood
