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Adaptive sports, Camps, Recreation · Ages 7 and up · Seattle, WA
A nonprofit that runs outdoor recreation for people with disabilities, including cycling, day camps, skiing, paddling, hiking and rock climbing. Its recreation page lists day camps and a Learn to Ride bike program for ages 7 and up, and adaptive cycling centers at Magnuson Park i
Art · Ages not published · Seattle, WA
Pacific Northwest Ballet offers sensory-friendly, relaxed performances with lighting and sound modifications and freedom to enter and leave during the show. The company says it understands that audience members may move, vocalize and behave in ways that are not always welcome in
Details and contact: Pacific Northwest Ballet: sensory-friendly performances
Recreation · Ages not published · Seattle, WA
Early-morning and evening sessions at Pacific Science Center for learners of all ages with sensory sensitivities, with softened lighting, reduced noise and sensory-adjusted exhibits and activities. Sessions run about once a month and tickets are reserved online. The center also h
Details and contact: Pacific Science Center: Sensory-Friendly Hours
Speech therapy, Occupational therapy · Ages not published · Seattle, WA
PROVAIL's mobility and communication services in North Seattle include speech-language pathology with a focus on augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), and occupational therapy covering mobility, seating, wheelchair evaluations and smart-home devices. Services are offe
Speech therapy · Ages 2 and up · Seattle, WA
One-to-one speech therapy focused on augmentative and alternative communication (AAC), plus AAC coaching and trainings. The site gives ages 2 to 30 for therapy, offered in the home in Seattle or online across Washington. It does not mention insurance.
Swimming · Ages not published · Bellevue, WA
Adaptive swim lessons for children, youth and adults with intellectual disabilities and physical limitations, taught at the Bellevue Aquatic Center. The program writes an individual lesson plan for each swimmer and uses tools such as picture cards to teach water safety and swimmi
Adaptive sports · Ages 4 and up · Seattle, WA
A nonprofit running team sports for people with physical disabilities: wheelchair basketball, sled hockey, power soccer and goalball. Its youth page lists coed wheelchair basketball teams from age 4, a youth sled hockey team for ages 8 to 18, and power soccer. The organization pr
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ABA therapy · Ages 0 to 17 · Seattle, WA
Part of Seattle Children's hospital. Its services page lists an ABA Early Intervention Program for children up to age 6, a Biobehavioral Outpatient Program for ages 3 to 17, parent training, an anxiety group and a feeding program. To start, the page says to ask your child's prima
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Speech therapy · Ages not published · Seattle, WA
A Seattle Children's hospital program for children who need other ways to communicate. The page describes an evaluation of about two hours, training of about an hour, and short-term, family-centered treatment. The first appointment is in person; later visits may be by telehealth.
Details and contact: Seattle Children's: Augmentative and Alternative Communication
Gymnastics, Recreation · Ages 6 to 17 · Seattle, WA
A single-session, open-gym event for children with special educational needs and disabilities, where children play at their own pace on foam pits, trampolines, low balance beams and bars. It runs at the Lake City gym every Sunday afternoon and at Columbia City on the second Satur
Details and contact: Seattle Gymnastics Academy: Sensory Playground
Camps, After-school programs, Recreation · Ages 4 to 21 · Seattle, WA
The Specialized Programs unit of Seattle Parks and Recreation offers year-round activities for people with disabilities, including teen and young adult after-school programs, youth weekend programs and trips, summer day camps, fitness programs and classes such as adaptive dance.
Details and contact: Seattle Parks and Recreation Specialized Programs
Childcare · Ages not published · Seattle, WA
The PlayGarden Preschool is a fully inclusive preschool for children with disabilities and their typically developing peers. The page describes a class led by a teacher and two assistant teachers with 15 children a day, running Monday to Friday, 9am to 1pm, September to June, wit
Speech therapy, Occupational therapy · Ages not published · Seattle, WA
A Seattle clinic listing occupational therapy, speech and language therapy, feeding therapy and services for teens and young adults. Its AAC page describes an evaluation that typically takes six hourly appointments, starting with a parent interview, followed by ongoing speech ser
Speech therapy, Occupational therapy · Ages 0 to 17 · Issaquah, WA
Occupational, speech and feeding therapy for children from birth through adolescence, in Issaquah and surrounding areas (the practice also lists other locations outside King County). Therapy is primarily provided in the clinic or by teletherapy. The home page does not give a stre
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Adaptive sports, Recreation · Ages 2 to 7 · Seattle, WA
Young Athletes is a sport and play program for children aged 2 to 7, with and without intellectual disabilities. It introduces basic skills such as running, kicking and throwing over eight weeks, and is led by volunteers in schools, homes and community settings using a guide and
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Details and contact: Special Olympics Washington: Young Athletes
ABA therapy · Ages 2 to 12 · Auburn, WA
Center-based ABA therapy for autistic children at clinics in Auburn, Des Moines and Puyallup, led by board certified behavior analysts (BCBAs). The centers take ages 2 to 12 and include social skills groups; an early day program serves children aged 2 to 6 on Apple Health. To sta
Swimming · Ages not published
Private, one-to-one swim lessons for children and adults with disabilities, taught at the family's home pool or a community pool rather than at a swim school. The company's Seattle, Renton and Kent pages describe lessons for swimmers with autism, ADHD, Down syndrome and sensory o
Details and contact: Sunsational Swim School: special needs lessons (Seattle area)
Recreation · Ages not published · Seattle, WA
Free off-hours visits to The Museum of Flight for adults and for families of children, teenagers and young adults with disabilities; the museum names autism and sensory processing disorders among its examples. Guests explore the galleries with adjusted light and sound, and there
Childcare · Ages 2 to 5 · Shoreline, WA
A play-based, child-led preschool in North Seattle and Shoreline that accepts children of all abilities from 2.5 to 5 years old, with no toilet-training requirement. Each class has 10 children and 2 teachers. The day follows a structured schedule of free-choice play, story time,
Adaptive sports · Ages 4 and up · Seattle, WA
A recreational soccer program for players aged 4 and up who have a cognitive or physical disability, run by volunteers through the Seattle Youth Soccer Association. Sessions are on Sunday afternoons at Arena Sports in Magnuson Park, in two age groups. Volunteer buddies assist and
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Details and contact: TOPSoccer (Seattle Youth Soccer Association)