Thursday, February 25th is Conductive Education Day 2010

On Thursday, February 25th, the member organizations that comprise The Association for Conductive Education in North America (ACENA) will be celebrating Conductive Education Day 2010. ACENA is the representative of the programs and professionals providing Conductive Education services within the North American Continent. ACENA acknowledges and promotes the practice of Conductive Education. Conductive Education has the potential to make a significant, life-changing impact on the mobility and independence of close to 9 million people in Canada and the United States. Millions more will also indirectly benefit – spouses, parents and caregivers – by having their loved become more independent, motivated and self-sufficient. The Conductive Learning Center (CLC) located at 2428 Burton SE in Grand Rapids, considered the premiere CE program in North America, is proud to celebrate Conductive Education Day 2010. The CLC has served children from more than 35 states and three countries. It is the only CE program under the direct supervision of the Peto Institute. Also, CLC serves as the lab school for the Aquinas College, POHI/CE teacher training program. We encourage people in the community to help us celebrate the day and to learn more about Conductive Education!

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To provide opportunities for preschool and school age children with motor challenges to achieve optimal physical, cognitive and social independence through the application and promotion of conductive education principles.

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The Peto Institute Connection

The Conductive Learning Center operates the only program in North America that is directed and supervised by the International Peto Institute of Conductive Education in Budapest, Hungary. Program Director Andrea Benyovszky has been the Peto- assigned conductor for the past twelve years. Conductor/Teachers trained through the Peto Institute and Aquinas College deliver the program at CLC. Aquinas College offers a POHI (physically and otherwise health impaired)/conductor-teacher preparation program that places students at the CLC as part of their training.

CLC is a 501(c)(3)

The Conductive Learning Center is a Michigan Not-for-Profit Corporation under Section 501 (c)(3) of the IRS code. The School offers conductive education methodology as an educational option to students diagnosed with neurological based motor impairments, such as cerebral palsy, spina bifida and other motor challenges.