Testimonials / Reviews
Our vision is that every child with a developmental delay and /or disability reach their full potential. Meet the children, families, supporters and staff of The Warren Center and experience the stories that happen here every day.
Conner’s inspiring journey: Triumphs in early childhood intervention
An 8-year-old who has been attending The Warren Center since he was a small child is continuing to impress his family and his therapists with his ongoing development. Conner’s early ...
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Bray’s remarkable journey: Finding his voice and embracing communication
A young boy is taking steps toward communication, growth, and connection with the help of The Warren Center. Bray’s mother, just like any parent, had her fair share of worries. ...
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Toddler goes from gagging on food to eating a variety of food all on his own
Fifteen months into her child’s life, a toddler’s mom left her son’s well-child visit “stressed out” and “frustrated.” Barron was born at 29 weeks and weighed a total of two ...
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Mom gains support system for baby with CHARGE syndrome
Published on 5/25/2023 Zayna, an 18-month-old baby, has been defying the odds since her birth. Despite facing multiple medical challenges, she continues to make remarkable progress. Born with CHARGE Syndrome, ...
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From fear to freedom: A mother’s journey to safely bringing her daughter out in public
A mother is now able to confidently take her child out in public after receiving therapy services to help her toddler’s behavior and communication skills. Two-year-old Brielle has a diagnosis ...
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Toddler goes from barely speaking to saying 130+ words within months
An energetic toddler is continuing to grow an impressive vocabulary of more than 100 words months after beginning to receive services from an early intervention specialist at The Warren Center. ...
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Mother has brighter outlook after receiving help from autism assessment team
A mother’s worries were eased when The Warren Center’s autism assessment team was able to evaluate her son and provide her with much-needed resources. When Bradley’s* mother first decided to ...
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2-year-old plays with brother outside on adaptable car
A 2-year-old boy is having the time of his life playing outside with his older brother on his new adaptable toy car. In December, a software development company named EPAM Systems donated ...
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Baby eats first ounce of food by mouth for first time more than 600 days after birth
A baby ate her first ounce of food by mouth for the first time more than 600 days after birth, which was a heartwarming victory for both her parents and ...
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Toddler with Down syndrome stands up on her own
A toddler is showing great progress in every aspect while receiving services from The Warren Center. Bella is an 18-month-old girl who has Down syndrome. She was born with a ...
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Family loves, supports toddler born with rare disorder
Adam, a child who has a feisty personality, was born with a rare genetic disorder, and the love his family surrounds him with has played an important part in his ...
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Baby born at less than 2 pounds experiences joys of life
A baby born who was born 16 weeks early is getting to appreciate the everyday joys of life months after beginning services at The Warren Center. Ashton was born at ...
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Toddler with Down syndrome now crawls, walks on her own
Little Delaney continues to grow with smile on her face A toddler with Down syndrome is growing and reaching milestones each day while receiving services from The Warren Center — ...
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Mom of 5 leans on The Warren Center for support
Having a disability while also raising five children is no easy feat. Julissa is a single mom who has Down syndrome. She has five children, including two twin babies who ...
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Myotonic muscular dystrophy doesn’t stop baby Siena
[center]‘She got stronger every single day’: Siena inspires others with her determination[/center] From one chapter of not knowing if their child would make it due to myotonic muscular dystrophy, ...
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Devin’s Story
[center] Devin the Fighter: From Challenges to Champion [/center] In this lifetime, people often encounter circumstances that are completely outside of their control. It is especially heart-wrenching when the person ...
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Eva’s Story
[center] Shut Downs Didn’t Stop Eva’s Strong Start [/center] As businesses and the world began to shut down in March 2020, The Warren Center made sure to continue providing critical ...
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Juan M.’s Story: The Joy of Apples and Bananas
Ask any group of children about one of their favorite nursery rhymes, and you are likely to hear the song “Apples and Bananas” among them. Most children enjoy reciting the ...
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Gadiel’s Story: Success in Communication Through Expertise at The Warren Center
[center] Success in Communication Through Expertise at The Warren Center [/center] [two_third]When a child has difficulty communicating, it can feel unnerving for a parent to determine how to give the ...
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Ira’s Story: Overcoming Separation Stress and Food Fears Through Expert Care
[center] The Pain of Separation [/center] [one_third][/one_third] [two_third_last]Anyone who has experienced anxiety knows the telltale signs. The feeling that ranges from stomach churning and shortness of breath to heart pounding ...
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David’s Story: A Supportive Environment for Children to Shine
[two_third]One of the most familiar sayings is that “Home is where the heart is.” However, when home is an ocean away, that statement feels even more poignant and real. As ...
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Conner continues to beat the odds with a smile
There is no one that makes Conner laugh and smile more than his sister Kylie does. You will hear the sounds of his giggles even on the most challenging days; ...
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Born with an extra thumb, she can now use both hands
Born with congenital and chromosomal abnormalities, including an extra thumb on her left hand, Sofia faced formidable challenges with feeding and in her motor skills. Thanks to the generous support ...
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From stroke to pageant beauty
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 ...
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Five words to full sentences
Hide-and-seek is a much loved childhood game. Most children love being “it” and express surprise and joy at the idea of being “caught” by their friends. For children like Matthew, ...
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He now communicates with his family
Independence is more than a revolutionary concept or theory. It is actually essential to self-determination and liberty. Without the ability to be independent, children can have a hard time reaching ...
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From no strength to eat to full meals
Many of us have a favorite childhood pastime of running freely at the park while enjoying an ice cream cone or hot dog. While some may simply recall these memories ...
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His parents no longer worry about nutritional deficiencies
Take a moment to think about the rock stars in your life – those who are the best at what they do, who move with great passion and yield remarkable ...
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She now experiences the joy of playing
For many children, nothing exceeds the joy of games like singing, playing with bubbles, or settling down for story time with a great book. It is understandable, then, how frustrating ...
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She used to be unable to hold herself up. Now…
For parents, few sights are as precious as seeing their baby’s genuine smile. For this reason, it was heartbreaking for Elizabet’s mother to watch her 10-month-old baby struggle to move, ...
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He learned to imitate sounds and play with others
People often associate young boys with energetic noise and rambunctious chatter. When Daniel’s mother realized that he was not speaking, however, the silence became deafening. She explains: “I was really ...
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Group Therapy prepared him for school
Many of us recall the first day of kindergarten with fondness. For many, it represented the first opportunity to engage with others in both learning and play. In addition to ...
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He no longer needs therapy
Etymologists define a breakthrough as the ability to move all the way through or beyond a barrier or restriction. While some might argue that it is uncommon to see a ...
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She is now exploring the world around her
When Alexa’s mother first heard her child had Down Syndrome and may not develop the ability to walk or talk, she did not know what to expect. She wondered whether ...
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