About
Celebrate the Children (CTC) is a non-profit, state-approved private school in Denville, NJ, serving students ages 3-21 with autism and other challenges in relating and communicating. The school is based on the Developmental Individual Relationship Based (DIR) Intervention Model and provides a comprehensive program that prepares students for success in the 21st Century. CTC's multi-disciplinary approach recognizes the importance of emotionally meaningful experiences in realizing a child's true intelligence. The school offers a range of services, including cutting-edge intervention targeting sensory integration, motor, and visual-spatial challenges, as well as programs for building self-esteem, developing healthy relationships, and promoting independence and life skills. Family involvement and education are also a key part of the program, with DIR education and coaching for parents, facilitated play sessions with siblings, and support groups for both parents and siblings. The goal of this service is to empower family members to facilitate their child's development while promoting healthy relationships.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
DIR Intervention Model
A comprehensive program based on the Developmental Individual Relationship Based (DIR) Intervention Model developed by Dr. Stanley Greenspan and Dr. Serena Wieder.
Sensory Integration, Motor, and Visual-Spatial Intervention
Cutting-edge, research-based intervention targeting the specific sensory integration, motor, and visual-spatial challenges of individual students.
Self-Esteem and Relationship Building
Intensive focus on building self-esteem and developing healthy relationships through a range of programs and activities.
Independence and Life Skills Program
A program designed to promote independence and life skills in students, including transition programs, community-based instruction, and adult and continuing education.
Family Involvement and Education
DIR education and coaching for parents, facilitated play sessions with siblings, and support groups for both parents and siblings to empower family members to facilitate their child's development.