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Chronologically Controlled Developmental Therapy (CCDT)
offers a new way to think about central nervous system dysfunction, including Post
Polio Syndrome , autism, ADD/ADHD, cerebral palsy, developmental delays,
learning disabilities and traumatic brain injuries.

CCDT developed by Ed Snapp, P.T. is an all inclusive treatment approach, based
on the chronological development of the nervous system beginning with prenatal
development.

What is different abut our therapy compared to others...
CCDT is different because we use the natural aspects and sensory relationship of
prenatal development to allow our clients to unlock their full potential. Read more

We commonly work with clients diagnosed with:
Post Polio Syndrome
Autism Spectrum, Rett’s Syndrome, Aspergers, PDD-NOS
Cerebral Palsy
Developmental Delays
ADD/ADHD/Learning Disabilities
Sensory Integration
Traumatic Brain Injuries
Spinal Cord Injuries
Epilepsy
Muscular Dystrophy

Just until recently, CCDT ( Chronologically Controlled Developmental Therapy )
was only presented to the public by way of the Futures Unlimited centers and a
hand full of trained professionals. NOW, you can learn the theory behind CCDT
and techniques that accompany the program. In 2007 the first seminars were
given in Phoenix, Arizona and Dayton, Ohio with much success! The seminars
are open to professionals with a concentration in Education, Physical Therapy,
Occupational Therapy and parents of disabled children who would like to learn
about CCDT. To find out more about upcoming seminars contact Roxanne
Small by e-mail ggrsmall@cox.net or Futures Unlimited by e-mail
futures@futuresunlimited.com

CCDT Seminars are hosted by Roxanne Small, PT and Julie Erbaugh, PT.

What will you learn:
General concepts of CCDT theory.
How CCDT relates to second trimester, third trimester and neonatal
time periods.Relationship between sensory motor function and
educational success.Environments that will enhance function in
therapeutic and educational settings.CCDT deep pressure, flexion
positioning, specific exercises and the basic crawl pattern.

Patti Marik, Julie Erbaugh, Roxanne Small, Sue Crow, Bev Sector, Darlene Schmidt, Lucy Alf,
Fill Hendrix, Marcella Porter, Betty Ward and Pam Grimes.

Thank you so much for holding a place in your heart for Ed Snapp and the Snapp family. Your
support is appreciated in such ways, words can not express. We love each of you and look forward
to sharing many more years together.