The Anne Carlsen Center for Children offers a rich tradition of residential, therapeutic and educational services on one campus, located near the scenic James River in Jamestown, N.D. Our individualized services include care for children and young adults coping with cerebral palsy; orthopedic, vision and hearing impairments; autism, pervasive and other developmental disorders; and many other medical challenges. We nurture individuals with physical, mental and health impairments through creative combinations of special education and training, therapy, supportive medical care and, above all else, the unconditional love, understanding and sense of belonging every child longs for and deserves.

Pediatric therapy that follows the mission of "focusing on function for the future". We use a variety of approaches including sensory integration and developmental/neurodevelopmental techniques.

Pediatric clinical setting. We provide OT, PT, SP for birth to 21. Focus is on Sensory Integration and Neurodevelopmental treatment. Our Mission is to help families find joy in their journey.

Dr. Yeager can provide diagnostic assessment and consultation regarding treatment for children with autism spectrum disorders.

The Multidisciplinary Clinic Program is a resource to help families manage their child's chronic health condition. Most clinics supported by Children's Special Health Services (CSHS) provide multidisciplinary team evaluations where families have an opportunity to see many different providers in one place at one time.

Optometrist; Board certified in vision development and vision therapy

WELCOME TO HOPE INC. A non profit organization committed to assisting families with children who are physically and mentally challenged . Our mission is to provide mobility, educational and recreational opportunities for children who are physically and mentally challenged and their families.

Nonprofit consumer driven organization for individual of any age with a disability. No charge for services they are government funded. Provide information, referral services, assist obtaining adaptive equipment advocate on you behalf (sit in on IEP's), independent living skills, ADA accessibility surveys, call or write for more information.

Guide to early intervention services can be found here:
http://ndearlyintervention.com/dhs/eip.nsf/ParentInfo/8F84B4362981C51486256EEB0064FC05?OpenDocument

Early intervention means early
assistance. This program is designed
to identify children at risk in the
earliest stages, when the right help
can make all the difference. If you
know a child who may benefit from
this program, please contact the
Department of Human Services.

Pediatric Therapy Partners has a staff of highly skilled and qualified Occupational Therapists, Physical Therapists, and Speech/Language Pathologists. We work with infants and children through adolescents providing both habilitative and rehabilitative therapy services. We work in collaboration with parents, caregivers, early intervention, school based programs, and other medical professionals to ensure the highest quality of care for our clients.

Pediatric Therapy Partners help kids and their families by providing outpatient Occupational Therapy, Physical Therapy and Speech-Language Therapy services for children with special needs within a natural, fun and functional environment.

Red Door Pediatric Therapy provides speech, language, and occupational therapy in a comfortable, child-friendly setting. Serving the pediatric population, age birth to 12 years.

Providing assessment and therapy for infant through adolescent populations with medical/developmental conditions (e.g., autism, genetic disorders, FAS/FAE, head injury, seizure disorders, ADHD, learning disorders)