Venture Rehab Group

11/25/2025

Way to go Jaxon!! It’s time celebrate your graduation from OT. We are so proud of your hard work with Miss Emily👏👏

10/31/2025

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from the Venture Team🎃 We had a spooktacular time celebrating with our amazing staff and families👻

10/21/2025

We love hearing from our happy parents!

C. Bell
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My son has been seeing therapists at Venture for almost 3 years and we could not be any happier! We started out with speech and now receive speech and occupational therapy. The therapists and supervisors that we’ve dealt with have been amazing at communication, helpful tips, and keeping us informed on his progress. Highly recommend them to anyone

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10/07/2025

Free medical and dental services being offered on December 11 at Christs Church!

09/26/2025

Congratulations to Sam Power for successfully completing her Clinical Fellowship with Venture Rehan Group!

08/23/2025

It was an amazing afternoon connecting with so many families and service programs at The Children with Disabilities Resource Fair.

08/15/2025

A back to school reminder for parents to share with their children about our neurodivergent friends! Hope everyone has a great school year!

Tomorrow, when your child walks into school, they might meet someone like my son, Charlie.

Charlie’s autism is severe. He doesn’t speak with his mouth, but that doesn’t mean he has nothing to say. His words live in an AAC device, a tablet that allows him to communicate basic needs.

Remind your children that they may see a child like Charlie, who may not talk, but still has so much to say.

Remind them that they may see a child using a device to speak and that this device is their voice.

Remind them that they may see a child flapping their hands to show excitement, or covering their ears because the world is too loud.

Remind them that they may meet a child who runs out of the classroom when it all feels like too much.

Remind them that they may notice a child taking a toy without asking, or knocking over a tower without meaning to be unkind.

Remind them that they may not understand why and that it’s okay not to understand.

Tell them they don’t have to be best friends with every classmate. But they should always be respectful.

Tell them that laughing at someone’s differences says more about you than it does about them.

Tell them that small acts of kindness like a smile, holding a door, or simply waiting patiently can be the thing that makes someone’s day better.

But above all, remind them to be kind.
Because kindness is the one lesson that matters long after the school bell rings. ❤️