Crimson Therapy Services

11/08/2025

Join and .wellness at the Newnan Carnegie Library tomorrow for a cozy story time and some animal snuggles! No registration necessary!
Thank you to Newnan-Coweta Humane Society, Hearts 'n Homes Rescue, & Redneck Gourmet for their sponsorships!

11/07/2025

“Late Talker or Language Delay?”

🍂 Fall Edition: Build a Speech Pie! 🥧

Not sure if your child is just a “late talker” or showing signs of a language delay? Let’s make it simple—and seasonal.

🧠 Imagine your child’s communication as a pumpkin pie:
• 🧡 One slice = gestures (pointing, waving, clapping)
• 🧡 One slice = understanding (following directions like “get your shoes”)
• 🧡 One slice = sounds (babbling, animal noises)
• 🧡 One slice = words (“mama,” “ball,” “go”)

👀 If most slices are missing, it could be more than a delay. A speech-language evaluation helps us understand if your child needs extra support.

🍽️ We want them to enjoy a full pie—not just a sliver.

📞 Call us to schedule a toddler-friendly speech screening. Let’s catch it early and build strong communication—one slice at a time.

11/07/2025

“When Words Are Lost, Connection Doesn’t Have to Be”

After a stroke or brain injury, speaking may become difficult—but connection is still possible.

AAC (Augmentative & Alternative Communication) devices give adults a way to express their thoughts, needs, and emotions—even without using spoken words.

🗣️ Communication is a right—not a luxury.
📞 Call us today to learn how AAC can support recovery, dignity, and independence.

11/07/2025

New Learning Path Now Available: Protecting FAPE

COPAA’s Learning Center is excited to announce a new Learning Path — Protecting FAPE — designed to deepen your understanding of the laws, strategies, and best practices to ensure every child receives a Free Appropriate Public Education.

This Learning Path brings together six expert-led webinars and their associated materials:

* It’s 10 p.m. Do You Know Where Your Children’s Present Levels of Performance Are?
* What is Specially Designed Instruction?
* The Differences Between Substantive FAPE and Procedural Violations — and Why It Matters
* The Logic and Leverage of Endrew F. in Special Education Litigation
* Decoding “Evidence-Based”: Understanding the Levels of Evidence in Effective Intervention
* How to Create Strength-Based IEPs

Cost: $79 for COPAA members and $149 for guests
Registration link : https://learn.copaa.org/p/protectingfape

11/07/2025

FOCUS is hosting our 39th Annual Education Conference on Saturday, January 31st in Decatur. We invite service providers and nonprofits to be Exhibitors or Sponsors if you provide a service that is beneficial to families of children with disabilities.

Learn more and register at https://focus-ga.org/conference/

📆 Date: Saturday, January 31, 2026
🕐Time: 8 am - 1:30 pm
📍Venue: Oak Grove United Methodist Church | 1722 Oak Grove Rd, Decatur, GA 30033

✨Conference Overview: The FOCUS Annual Education Conference is designed specifically for parents and caregivers of children with disabilities. The conference offers informative sessions on a variety of topics relevant to the caregiving journey. Attendees also enjoy lunch, the chance to network with fellow families, and time to engage with local exhibitors offering valuable resources and support.

11/06/2025

11/06/2025

“Don’t Wait to Hear Words…”

Still waiting for your toddler to start talking?

Early intervention can make a huge difference—even before the first word is spoken. Communication begins with eye contact, babbling, gestures, and understanding simple commands.

If your child isn’t showing these signs, you’re not alone—and you’re not too early to act.

👶 Early help is the best help.
📞 Call us to learn more about starting speech therapy services for toddlers.

11/04/2025

11/04/2025

We are completely out of several sizes of fall/winter clothing. Thanks for considering a donation for our kiddos!

10/31/2025

Happy Halloween from the M&M dream team! 🤩 👻 🎃

10/29/2025

NEW Live Webinar: Understanding Unauthorized Practice of Law (UPL) - Free for COPAA Members

Join Selene Almazan, Esq, COPAA's Legal Director, and Denise Stile Marshall, M.S., COPAA's CEO, for a one-hour live webinar on UPL.

Description: Special education advocates are an important resource for families and a growing profession. Although there are currently no licensing requirements, educational requirements, or enforceable ethics codes for special education advocates, an advocate is expected to have knowledge and expertise concerning special education and its applicable federal and state laws and work within the bounds of those laws. Advocates fulfill many roles; however, an advocate may not give out legal advice to parents (i.e., practice law). What constitutes the practice of law varies from one jurisdiction to another. Participants in this session learn how the unauthorized practice of law is defined, interpreted, and applied in the courts. Strategy tips for avoiding UPL are also discussed.

Date and Time: November 5th, 3 - 4 pm ET

Registration: https://learn.copaa.org/p/upl