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Upcoming Events:
March 25th, 6-8pm, Conversations That Matter: The Art of Advocacy (dinner provided by Chick Fil A) FREE to the public. click here for more information
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March 26th, Postive Behavior Supports Workshop, 9-3pm, presented by Danial Crimmons, Ph.D and Stacey Ramirez from the Center for Leadership in Disabilities at Georgia State University, Registration Required. click here for more information
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April 30th, Second Annual Autism 101 Conference and Resource Fair, 8:30 am - 5:00 pm, Armstrong Center for Professional & Continuing Education
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Welcome to The Matthew Reardon Center,
Inc. We diligently seek to meet the educational and therapeutic
needs of children and youth diagnosed with neurological disorders
with related communication delays. We offer a variety of programs
designed to address these challenges and help these children reach
their full potential.
Neurological disorders may be
congenital, traumatic, or acquired. Our approach of providing these
children with a full range of educational and therapeutic services is
designed to ensure that each child receives the individualized
attention his/her situation requires in order to equip and enable
lifelong success. History bears out the fact that without this
multi-disciplinary approach to treat and educate the child, lifelong
success is often unattainable.
It is the mission of The Matthew
Reardon Center to improve the quality of life for these children and
their families. We are driven by the determination to assist a
population historically under-served and hope that through our
efforts more families with special-needs children will feel less
isolated and more hopeful for the future of their children.
Helen Waters
Executive Director
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