TIP of the WEEK: Happy New Year

As 2016 comes to a close we look back at our accomplishments, our challenges, our mistakes, and we promise ourselves to do better next year. And we will (at least most of the time). The ending of a year and the beginning of a new one gives us the opportunity to change if we want…

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Campus Holiday Concert: 2016

Annually, the staff at Latham Centers go above and beyond in preparation for the campus Christmas Party. The Holiday Concert, led by Performing Arts Instructor Megan Fedor, blew away the audience of parents, guardians and staff. This year, the kiddos sang a variety of songs, with “Rudolph the Red Rose Reindeer” and “I Want a…

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A Glimpse into the Donkey Caretaker Training Program

Here, see adult resident, Tina, and Donkey Trainer and Expert, Kris Thompson go through a few of the routines with our donkeys. The Asinotherapy Program is a critical part of the success of many of the adults and children who reside at Latham Centers. Tina takes great pride in working with the Donkeys on a…

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TIP of the WEEK: Happy Holidays

My only tip this week is to enjoy your holiday! Be thankful for what you have and look for the simple joys. Celebrate your strength and know that you are never alone. The PWS community is here for you. We understand the challenges and delight in the successes of your children every day. Happy holidays!…

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TIP of the WEEK: Self Care

The very best gift that you can give yourself this holiday season is self care. Holidays equal stress for every family but add PWS to the mix and stress and anxiety goes off the charts. Here are some things that you can do to take care of the most important person in your life. You.…

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Employee Recognitions on Campus

  Latham Centers’ staff work so hard day in and day out to create the life-changing programs for our children and adults with complex special needs. Not only do staff support our residents, but they also support one another. Below is a list of important recognitions for staff in November and December, as composed by…

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