CLC Founder and Vice-President for the Board of Directors, Chuck Saur, was nominated by West Michigan Women’s Magazine for their 2021 People’s Choice Brilliance Awards in the “Best Supporting Man” category. The nomination honors his hard work and dedication to children and adults with motor disorders through his efforts with CLC and Olivia’s Gift. Follow […]
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Click here to read the latest news from the Conductive Learning Center of North America in our Spring 2021 Newsletter
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Click here to read the latest news from the Conductive Learning Center of North America in our Fall 2020 Newsletter
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As a valued supporter of our work, you have made the 2019-2020 school year at CLC truly special and inspiring. Because of your support, when the school closed due to the COVID-19 restrictions, we were able to quickly launch an online program. And, in the wake of the unknown, you gave us much to celebrate […]
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Click here to read the latest news from the Conductive Learning Center of North America in our Spring 2020 Newsletter
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It’s the start of an exciting week here at the Conductive Learning Center of North America. We are eagerly anticipating National Conductive Education Day 2020 which falls on Thursday, February 20th this year. As we’ve been preparing for this week, we were thrilled to receive this special letter recognizing Conductive Learning Center of North America […]
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National Conductive Education Day 2020: Letting the World Know We Are Stronger Every Day! The Conductive Learning Center of North America serves individuals with motor disorders related to complications of premature birth, Cerebral Palsy, Spina Bifida, or brain injury within the North American Continent through traditional conductive education (CE) – which is an intensive […]
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Meet Auggie. Auggie, one of our students in our early childhood group, is like many preschoolers. He loves books, playing with his friends and any song with a good beat. But Auggie has cerebral palsy which makes many everyday activities harder for him. Harder, but with the right instruction and guidance – not impossible. Auggie […]
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We are thrilled to announce that we are now the latest site for the Grand Rapids Ballet School’s Moving with Parkinson’s adaptive dance program. The class will be held on Thursdays here at Conductive Learning of North America from 2:00 – 3:00 in the afternoon. The program, which has been offered at several sites in […]
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Click here to read the latest news from the Conductive Learning Center of North America in our Fall 2019 Newsletter
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