Zane's Experience

"Because of Easterseals, Zane has been able to participate in social and community activities that we wouldn’t have been able to afford on our own. This has greatly increased his ability to participate with peers and interact within his community. We are so thankful!" - Amanda, Zane's Mom
 

Zane attended Camp Discovery hosted by Atrium Health Pediatric Therapy. From their website:

"Right on Track Pediatric Therapy is a part of the Autism & Developmental Center and it offers a comprehensive outpatient pediatric therapy program with occupational, physical, and speech therapy services.

Right on Track Pediatric Therapy provides the best possible services to your child in a family-centered environment. Each staff member participates in advanced training through professional seminars and educational programs.

The evaluation process is specific to each child based on the presenting concern(s). A combination of parent interview, observation of functional performance, and standardized assessment assist in identifying a child’s difficulties. The results of the evaluation guide each child’s individual intervention plan."

Zane was able to grow and develop his skills socially and physically with the help of his care team and the support from Easterseals. "After 6.5 years, Zane graduated from physical therapy, occupational therapy, and speech therapy this summer. Thank you for the years of support with his medical bills." Says Amanda, Zane's devoted mother. "He even attended pickleball camp and LEGO camp this year. These have been incredible opportunities that allow him to practice his social skills in the real world and interact with adults/peers he doesn’t see everyday."

"Water safety is so important and we are thankful Middle GA Easterseals has helped us provide swimming lessons for Zane! He loves the water and is getting stronger every lesson."

We would like to congratulate Zane on his development and growth, and remind him of his strength and determination. Celebrating his abilities, we strive to make a difference in the lives of many children and adults in Middle Georgia.