By COLlive reporter
After aging out of Early Intervention, parents of children who continue to require intensive therapy often look for a program that can continue to provide the individualized attention that their children need.
ABA (Applied Behavioral Analysis) is a highly successful method of providing these children with the intensive, consistent intervention they require in order to learn new skills.
Yeled V’Yalda, a leader in Therapeutic Intervention, has been providing this type of intensive therapy at their 21 centers in various local Jewish communities in the New York City area for over a decade.
And a new branch on is being opened on Eastern Parkway, in the Crown Heights neighborhood which will be directed by by Mrs. Eidle Sputz SLP-CCC.
The program, which is due to open in September 2011, will address the needs of children 3-5 years of age with intensive behavioral, social and communication delays, as well as the needs of children diagnosed with an autistic spectrum disorder.
Ruth Bier, a specialist will be supervising the ABA therapy while licensed and experienced therapists will create individual programs to address the needs of the whole child.
The center will also house a state-of-the-art pediatric sensory motor gym providing Occupational and Physical therapy in a sensory rich environment to meet the childrens’ fine/gross motor and sensory needs.
To discuss your child’s needs with a preschool developmental specialist, call 718-514-8777.
eidle, you’re a legend! 😉
As a member of the Crown Heights community, I would like to express a huge mazel tov to Eidle Sputz and Yeled V Yalda. She is an excellent clinician and we are fortunate to have her expertise!
I was always rooting for you you an excellent evaluater keep up your good work
I am so happy to hear that our community will have another center wich has different options and specialties. Kids deserve choices. Many mothers want kids to get services in school since it is so hard to take after school, but once somebody needs a specialized place they should have choices. Thank you Yeled for bringing another choice to CH.
I don’t know why you would write without being knowledgable in what you are writing about. Yeled Vyalda is NOT the only one who can provide services which are payed for by the gov’t. There are many service providers who have private practices in their homes in CH while billing the Dept. of Education for the services they provided. Milestones, which is approved to provide services for children who have a government mandated program, happens to have an amazing sensory gym as well as top rated therapist and they are extremely accomodating to everyone whom I have met who has… Read more »
Absolutely wonderful. Eidle and Ruth are both such dedicated and caring people they will make a great team.
There is no such thing as hasogas gvul when helping people and yvy enables people who also cant afford it and are eligible from the govt. unlike milestones
I had to send my child out of Crown Heights in order for him to get ABA therapy. It is great that Yeled v’Yalda is making this available to our Shchuna.
There will always be someone to put a negative spin on a positive move. You are clearly no chossid. Children in CH will now have access to a very much needed facility. Don’t be such a ingrate and be happy. Even Teshuvah should be done with simchoh!! and Number 4. same as no.2.
Yelled”V was approached by many but cited financial concerns of an additional location. I know because I met with them 5 times. Competition is a funny thing I agree with number 2.
Mrs Sputz is an excellent choice. Her experience and unique personality will do much justice to the new centre.
We wish you much hatzlochoh and brochoh in your important work.. Go from strength to strength.!!
We begged you to open a gym for years and you always pushed us to shlep to your gym in Williamsburg for our childrens needs. Finally when a young ambitious couple opened Milestones on East New York Avenue and proved their desire to help the children of Crown Heights…now you go ahead and open this??? Where are your feelings for all the money that the couple invested in opening Milestones. This is how you want to approach Rosh Hashono??? Shame on you.
We as a community should show our displeasure with Yeled V’yalda
GO EIDLE!!