COMMUNITY RESOURCES
Making Waves uses a family-centered approach to treat the whole child. Ensuring the success of your kiddos includes collaboration between family, physicians, and therapists. This is why we are actively creating relationships with other community members and organizations we feel could be beneficial to some of our clients. Click on the resources below to be redirected to their websites.
Lake Pointe Resource Center
"Building brighter futures for children with Autism": Lake Pointe Granbury consists of 2 separate 501(c)(3) organizations. Together they serve children, families and the community affected by Autism, ADHD, anxiety, social communication difficulties, and other related neurodevelopmental learning differences. They utilize Applied Behavioral Analysis therapy, mental health counseling, and education solutions.
Katie Bowman M. Ed., LPC
"Professional Counseling in a Christ-centered Worldview": Katie is a certified licensed professional counselor (LPC) and provides individual, marital, and family counseling. Her counseling approach uses skills and techniques that are clinically effective (eclectic with a SFBT bent), while rooted in the timeless truth of Scripture.
Paluxy River Children's Advocacy Center
"Helping child abuse victims feel SAFE by providing a child friendly environment where they can tell their story and feel HEARD. Facilitating JUSTICE for child abuse victims by HELPING them navigate the legal process. Fostering the HEALING process by believing that every child deserves to feel seen and heard."
Literacy Consulting Specialties
"Literacy Consulting Specialties exists to give hope to those who struggle with dyslexia and other learning differences. We identify dyslexia or other learning differences and prescribe a strategy for overcoming those differences and assist the student in learning how to view his/her out-of-the-box thinking as an advantage."
Equipment
Fun and Function
"Where kids of all abilities learn through play"
Sensory Edge
"Giving customers the items they want and the service they need to keep children busy and learning"
