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Learning on the Log

Where Social Skills Means Building Relationships

New Website

 

www.ArmannFenger.com

 

Take a look at this website

for more information about

individual or family therapy

 

 

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Please donate,

so that we can offer

discounted prices

for families in need.

 

 

SUMMER CAMP

 

2021 SUMMER CAMP

HAS BEEN CANCELLED

DUE TO COVID-19 AND LOCATION AVAILABILITY

 

 

"Where Social Skills Means Building Relationships"

Since 2001, Learning on the Log has provided an inclusive therapeutic social skills program designed for both typical developing and special needs children, including Autism, Asperger, ADHD, sensory integration disorder, developmental delay, and various anxiety disorders.

LOTL specializes in experiential social skills programs within sensory based recreational activities in our higly sought after Summer Camps.

"We are relentless in the pursuit of "Emotional Corrective Experiences", because it give the best chance of generalizing learned social skills into other areas of a child's life."  -- Armann Fenger, LAPC, NCC, MS

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#BetterTogether

 Activities include:

Swimming | Team Sports | Team-building Activities

Come INTERACT, RELATE, COMMUNICATE with us!

 

Relationships and Sports

Fri, 01/22/2016 - 14:23 | Armann

Time and time again we see coaches and athletes talk very emotionally about the loss of relationships as they are leaving a specific team.  We hear stories about all the time spent together traveling, planning, practicing, resting, eating, and simply goofing around. 

These relationships are on display for the rest of us every day as we watch them celebrate with a unique dance, handshake, or hug.  Through social media, we read about an athlete sticking up for another, or extending congratulations after a victory or championship.  So, Why is this Important? Read more about Relationships and Sports

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