2025 SUMMER CAMP
Say and Play with an OT and SLP this Summer!
We are a Summer Camp for children ages 4 and up located in Downtown Edmonton that is run by a Registered Occupational Therapist and a Registered Speech Language Pathologist.
Our camp is designed to support children with significant social, speech, language, or movement needs.
Our mission is to help children grow their potential through functional play in a group setting to practice life skills.
2025 Camp Dates
Camp 1: July 14 to 25
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Runs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays (6 camp days total)
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Choose AM or PM:
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AM Group: 9:00am - 12:00pm
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PM Group: 1:00pm - 4:00pm
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Deadline to register: July 7, 2025
Camp 2: August 18 to 29
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Runs Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays (6 camp days total)
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Choose AM or PM:
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AM Group: 9:00am - 12:00pm
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PM Group: 1:00pm - 4:00pm
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Deadline to register: August 11, 2025
Cost: $395
**A receipt will be provided for potential insurance reimbursement.
**Camps will run with a minimum of 6 children and a maximum of 8 children. Registration is first come first serve.
Camp Schedule
Week 1: Engaging our Vestibular, visual and auditory senses: Activities that support body and self-awareness, sounds and pitch and visual motor coordination.
Week 2: Engaging our Proprioceptive and tactile senses: Activities that incorporate dimensions of and touch through playing with various textures!
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Did you know that engaging in movement-based activities that integrate all eight sensory systems can enhance neurodevelopment, improve self-regulation, and support cognitive functions such as attention and concentration?
We’re excited to offer a summer program designed to promote skill development through therapeutic play, providing opportunities for your child to strengthen social interaction, communication, and fine and gross motor coordination in a supportive group setting.
Our camp emphasizes building social skills through meaningful verbal and non-verbal communication. Play-based interventions such as practicing turn-taking skills, emotional regulation, perspective-taking, and learning strategies to cope with winning and losing. Role-playing and interactive activities further support self-awareness and social-emotional growth.