With professional guidance, our goal is to generate a safe, warm creative space that allows children to build their social-emotional communication skills in a natural environment amongst peers; through turn-taking activities, labeling emotions, and identifying appropriate strategies with the help of art!
Camille McKenzie, OTR/L, is a graduate of Bay Path University with a Masters of Health Science in Occupational Therapy.
Prior to and since graduating, she has been working with children ages birth to 21 within the community and pediatric setting.
Camille has experience with varying diagnoses, this includes but is not limited to autism spectrum disorder, down syndrome, sensory processing disorder, and developmental delays.
We desire for our participants to learn + acquire the tools, knowledge, & skillsets to be able to:
Children who have:
This group will be broken into small, intimate groups based on ability + needs. Participant ages can range from 8-14. If your child doesn’t fit in this range, remember to complete our form to begin building a new group.
Our group meets once a week for 6 weeks. Each creative session lasts between 45 minutes to an hour.
Your child doesn't need to possess artistic skills, as art influences our natural creativity. This unlocks your child’s true potential, with the power of art.