Welcome to Mynd Works

The Mynd Works Clinic was developed to provide a unique set of treatments, occupational therapy, and audiological services to children, adolescents and young adults, ages 2-21, with developmental and learning challenges including:

sensory processing disorders
autism spectrum disorders
attention deficit disorders
social, emotional, or behavioral issues
auditory processing disorders
learning disabilities
developmental delays

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Mynd Works News & Events

Buddy Camp Returns!
Mynd Works Buddy Camp is back for the summer of 2009. An enriching camp experience that helps children build self-esteem by improving social skills and relationships. Click Here (pdf) for more information or call 717-909-3773.

New! Yoga for Kids
Yoga improves focus, stamina, balance and strength. And it's fun! For children ages 8-10. Six-week session begins January 10. Enrollment is limited. Click Here (pdf) for more information or call 717-909-3773.

DIR/Floortime featured in New York Times Sunday Magazine
The October 19, 2008 article discusses the "creative and highly interactive" DIR (Developmental, Individual differences, Relationship-based) approach to treatment of autism spectrum disorder in teens. Mynd Works uses this method with children of all ages. Read Reaching an Autistic Teenager.

Groups at Mynd Works
Social Sense: Designed to foster social skill development in a group setting. Two age groups - 5-7 and 8-11. Initial assessment required.
For more information, download the brochure.

DIR/Floortime: A special group for parents and children ages 2 ½ - 5, utilizing Dr. Stanley Greenspan's innovative approach.

Complimentary Screenings Available
Mynd Works now offers complimentary screenings for children and young adults ages 3-21. Conducted by our Occupational Therapist, the 20-minute screenings will provide an initial inquiry into sensory processing, auditory processing, and/or motor skills. Please call 717-909-3773 to schedule an appointment.

Floortime Featured in Time Magazine
The May 15 2006 issue of Time features an in-depth cover story on autism. Part two of the story, A Tale of Two Schools, describes how the DIR/Floortime model is working in one New Jersey school and contrasts it with a behavioral program. Read Inside the Autistic Mind.