As a physician working in the field of neurodevelopment disabilities I can attest to TRAP’s contribution in behavioral control, auditory and visual perceptual matching, prepositional and lateral concepts, temporal organization and spatial awareness; all which are required for true inclusion and strides in independence.

Rick Rader, MD, FAAIDD

Thank you for the faith you put in people that care for and teach those with special needs. You confirmed to me why I am in this profession and why I’ve stayed with it for as long as I have. It’s all about making a difference in someone’s life. Many times I’ve thought that I…

Scott Saucie

She has multiple severe disabilities and was always curled up in her wheelchair in a closed, egg-shaped posture: looking down, deformed hands with missing and fused fingers covering her ears so only the top of her head was visible. I knew she was blind and didn’t think she could or would speak. However at a…

Mike Tempo