New Information
For Caregivers
CAL'S Place at the KIND Foundation (non-profit organization)
Identify children with learning and developmental disabilities. Provide instruction for children with these disabilities. Train teachers in instructional approaches to help these children. Help parents advocate for their children in the school system and to help these children learn to advocate for themselves.4360 Northlake Blvd. Suite 110; Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410; 561-625-6545 Frank McKeown Ph. D., education director
Tampa Day School
12606 Henderson Road, Tampa, Florida 33625 - (813) 269-2100. Tampa Day School is a private day school for students with learning disabilities. We also offer 1-on-1 researched-based intervention for reading through our Learning Solutions Tutorial Programs.
Dyslexia Institutes of America
At the Dyslexia Institutes of America (DIA) we take pride in offering assistance to the dyslexic client. In a unique program of cognitive and phonological therapy, using the multi-modality approach, clients are taught to process information and begin to learn as never before. Our goal is to better serve dyslexic clients through a national network of franchised owners who will offer quality therapy like no other in the United States. We offer hope to challenged dyslexics where there has been little hope before.
For Members of the Community
CAL'S Place at the KIND Foundation (non-profit organization)
Identify children with learning and developmental disabilities. Provide instruction for children with these disabilities. Train teachers in instructional approaches to help these children. Help parents advocate for their children in the school system and to help these children learn to advocate for themselves.4360 Northlake Blvd. Suite 110; Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33410; 561-625-6545 Frank McKeown Ph. D., education director
Tampa Day School
12606 Henderson Road, Tampa, Florida 33625 - (813) 269-2100. Tampa Day School is a private day school for students with learning disabilities. We also offer 1-on-1 researched-based intervention for reading through our Learning Solutions Tutorial Programs.
Dyslexia Institutes of America
At the Dyslexia Institutes of America (DIA) we take pride in offering assistance to the dyslexic client. In a unique program of cognitive and phonological therapy, using the multi-modality approach, clients are taught to process information and begin to learn as never before. Our goal is to better serve dyslexic clients through a national network of franchised owners who will offer quality therapy like no other in the United States. We offer hope to challenged dyslexics where there has been little hope before.
For Past or Present Rehab Patients
Dyslexia Plus- Learning RX Jacksonville East
LearningRx has developed the nation’s most powerful and effective brain training program. Our network of cognitive skills training providers—a team of concerned parents, educators, and business and medical professionals—are devoted to the idea that students simply do not need to be pigeon-holed by labels or held back by learning or reading disabilities.
Florida Braille and Talking Book Libraries
All you need is a user ID and password to log into the system. Your User ID is the 9 digit nubmer beginning with "999" that appears below the center barcde of each mailnig card. A password has to be requested by calling the Talking Book Library (904) 630-1999.
Women's Health
This is the new Women's Health Resource Page
For Professionals
Women's Health
This is the new Women's Health Resource Page
Brooks Rehabilitation Stroke Support Groups
Recognizing that recovery must be achieved not only in the physical and psychological but also on an emotional level, Brooks Rehabilitation offers a variety of support groups to assist patients in regaining as fully as possible their ability to lead successful private lives.
Early Physical Therapy For Low Back Pain Aassociated With Less Subsequent Health Care Utilization
The American Physical Therapy Association (APTA) is pointing to a new study on low back pain in Medicare patients in its efforts to encourage the newly established Center for Medicare and Medicaid Innovation to promptly launch a demonstration project on direct access to physical therapist services that was recommended in the recent health reform law.