11030 Raven Ridge Road, Ste 101, Raleigh, NC 27614. ACTWC is a therapist owned practice in the North Raleigh area dedicated to providing quality therapy services for children ages birth to 21. Yoga for the Special Child.

Welcome to the Amputee Adventure Camp. The mission of the Adventure Amputee Camp is to encourage children with amputations or limb differences to stretch their potential and imagination, and explore all that is possible. Adult volunteers, with and without amputations, are role-models of adults who are living productive and fulfilled lives. The Adventure Amputee Camp provides children with amputations the opportunity to nurture the beliefs and behaviors that many things are possible.

Your intellect intact, with a clear knowledge of what you want to say, you have thought, but are without access to the words to say it or even write it. Words you hear or read appear unclear or without reference. TAP helps individuals return to activities enjoyed prior to the onset of aphasia. We Need Your Help! National .

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Helping People with Limb Loss Live Life Without Limitations. For customers of all needs and ages.

Adaptive sports in Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, Cary, and the RTP area of North Carolina for children, teenagers and adults with physical disablities to play sports individually or with a team. Wednesday, July 2, 2008. Video from the Jr Paralympic Trials in Durham, North Carolina. Back in April, I was able to help out with the Jr. Paralympic Trials, put on by Bridge II Sports in Durham. Everyone qualified for the regional competition. Saturday, June 28, 2008.

Find out more about COPC and the patient care difference. Advances in technology can help make life more enjoyable. COPC is proud to be a part of regular amputee clinics. Locations in Kentucky, Indiana, North Carolina and New York. Learning Center and Central Fabrication. Amputees at COPC in North Carolina and Kentucky getting hi-tech help while regaining their independence with iLimb Technology. An iLimb prosthesis is used along with an iPod to replace an amputated limb.