A Central Florida family seeking alternative services to traditional physical and occupational therapy for their 10-year old daughter, Brooklyn, diagnosed with Rett Syndrome, discovered the new CECO website during a recent internet search. They were immediately able to see other children, like Brooklyn, participating in CECO’s unique teaching approach, including balancing both feet while standing…
“As Cooper’s first school year at CECO comes to an end, we are amazed at the progress that he has made in that short time. There isn’t a day that goes by that we don’t feel thankful that our son is at such a wonderful school. Every time you walk through the doors, it is…
CECO is an outstanding program that has a holistic approach that is highly effective with kids that experience disability. We are so blessed and thankful to be a part of their program. It’s been the most instrumental and rewarding program that supports our daughters’ needs. It is truly a key that has unlocked areas of…
Max is learning to stand up. “Max became a member of the CECO family a little over 1 year ago. Although Max was receiving Physical, Speech and Hearing services, we were seeking more than the standard provided. Most parents will agree, we did not want to leave any stone unturned. As fate would have it, we moved back to…
“Although I had a healthy pregnancy, when Carly was born she wasn’t breathing and had to be taken immediately to the neonatal intensive care unit. We later learned that she had a rare heart defect, where the tricuspid valve was malformed, and her heart was unable to push the blood to the lungs.Carly was put…
Elissa was born only a week early but had premature weight and size. We always thought this was merely because doctors always said she was going to be a dwarf since she stopped growing while in the womb. However, when she was still not holding up her head, rolling over, or doing anything else a…
Brandon was born in July of 2007. I had a healthy pregnancy until the 36th week when we were told that Brandon had not grown from the 32nd week. I was induced the next day, but we were assured he was okay. Upon birth, he needed oxygen therapy, and he was taken to the NICU…
Luke was born at 42 weeks after a picture perfect pregnancy. Unfortunately, there were complications during delivery that resulted in his hearing loss, vision impairment and the diagnosis of Cerebral Palsy. Although Luke started to receive Early Intervention services at three months of age, his progress was slow. The public school system in New York…
