SUMMER CAMPS

SUMMER CAMP

Our camp is hosted by occupational therapists, wellness trainers, and speech language pathologists. Through the power of movement and play we will integrate evidence-based activities focused on body awareness, social problem solving, and emotional, behavioral, and impulse control. Our goals are to tap into the mind-body connection to make learning fun and help children ready their bodies for learning.

Body Awareness and Movement (BAAM) is a program designed to get kids engaged with their physicality. BAAM builds a framework of movement through Animal Flow, Rope Flow, and Locomotion. Working the brain and body simultaneously, these practices naturally peak kids curiosity while building their confidence.

HERE ARE A FEW SIGNS YOU MAY NOTICE THAT INDICATE OUR "WHOLE-BRAINED" CAMP IS FOR YOUR CHILD

Poor or underdeveloped motor skills
Difficulty with coordination
Poor posture (lays on the table or floor often)
Struggles to transition from hyper to focused/alert state or vise versa
Can’t regulate big emotions on their own
Trouble following directions at home and/or in the classroom
Difficulty retaining information
Appears to daydream at inopportune times
Requires extra processing time to complete a task or respond during questions/conversations
Struggles to engage in perspective taking and collaborative play
Limited expression of their ideas during play
Rigid acceptance of others ideas

MOBILE CAMPS

In 2025, we will be hosting morning camps at a few local schools. All registrations are handled through their school website. Your child does not have to be enrolled in these schools to attend our camp.

St. Mary's School: June 23-27 with groups for JK-SK and 1st-2nd graders

Grace St. Luke's: July 14-18 with groups for JK-SK and 1st-3rd graders

Holy Rosary: June 16-20 for SK-2nd graders