My Child Is Different: What I Learned About Neurodiversity at TeletonUSA
When Logan’s parents first heard the diagnosis, they couldn’t even pronounce it. “Pelizaeus-Merzbacher.” All they knew was that their child’s development wasn’t going as expected. And while there was fear and uncertainty, there was also love, curiosity, and hope. Like thousands of families who come to TeletonUSA, they learned a word that changed how they […]
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Thanks to You, Reyna Keeps Going
She Wants to Sit Up on Her Own At 4 years old, Reyna is like many children, eager to play, move around, and explore the world. However, her body’s limitations prevent her from doing these things that others take for granted: sitting without assistance, holding her head up, and turning to respond to her name. […]
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Star of the Month: The Wait Is Over—Logan Took His First Step
Imagine waiting nine years to see your child take their first step; nine years of uncertainty, therapy, hope, and waiting. Logan’s family lived through that. After just a few months of specialized care at the Children’s Rehabilitation Institute TeletonUSA (CRIT), that moment finally came. And it wasn’t just a physical step. It was proof that, […]
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We have officially been certified as a Great Place to Work!
This milestone reflects our commitment to well-being, inclusion, and excellence. Today, we proudly share that the Children’s Rehabilitation Institute TeletonUSA (CRIT) has received the Great Place to Work certification. This recognition highlights our ongoing effort to create a workplace where every team member can grow and feel valued. Why is this achievement so exceptional? At […]
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An act of love: make helping children with disabilities your purpose in 2025.
A new year brings us the opportunity to reflect and make positive changes in ourlives—and in the lives of others. This 2025, why not embrace a purpose thattranscends? Make supporting children with disabilities your selfless act of love. At the Children’s Rehabilitation Institute TeletonUSA (CRIT), we witness how smallacts of solidarity can have an extraordinary […]
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Meet Jameson: Our First Star of the Month for 2025!
Jameson is a bright and determined 7-year-old boy with a rare neurological condition calledLandau-Kleffner Syndrome. At CRIT, he receives a variety of therapy services, and his teamcouldn’t be prouder of his incredible progress and unwavering dedication!Jameson’s therapy journey began in early 2024 with Recreational Therapy. Together with histherapist, he has worked tirelessly to improve key […]
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How to support NICU parents: 5 Practical Ways to Help
World Prematurity Day on November 17th is a time to raise awareness and support families with babies born too soon. Premature births can be emotionally and physically challenging, especially when babies need to stay in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) for an extended period. If you have a loved one with a newborn in […]
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5 Inclusive Costume Ideas for Children with Disabilities
Halloween is one of the most anticipated times of the year for children, filled with magic, creativity, and loads of fun. For families of children with disabilities, the excitement of choosing a costume can come with some challenges. However, with a bit of imagination, it’s possible to create costumes that are not only fun but […]
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5 Benefits of Limiting Screen Time in Early Childhood
As screen time becomes more and more common, it’s crucial to understand why reducing it is so important, especially for little ones. Here are five reasons why cutting down on screen time in early childhood can have a positive impact on your child’s development: 1. Healthier cognitive development The first few years of life are critical […]
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