Pausing to experience and honor gratitude can feel strange in an uncertain world. Gratitude isn't a luxury. It's a stabilizing force widening the capacity to cope with life’s inevitable challenges.
Attributes like empathy and compassion aren't just "nice to have," they are "have to have"! That's the case not only for caring, connected families and communities, but for academic and professional success. St. David's experts share how these skills can be built, and the gifts they offer children, for life.
Choosing the right early childhood education setting for your child is a big decision. We unpack what to look for, based on decades of research and experience from experts and right here, in St. David's inclusive preschool classrooms.
Every child, and every individual, has their own way of being in the world. And every difference carries its own beauty, reflecting the rich diversity of the human experience. At St. David's, we honor each child and family's unique gifts while supporting them through challenge, as we work toward a world of compassion and unity.
When it comes to autism, parents deserve trustworthy guidance grounded in science and compassion. St. David’s Medical Director Dr. Rachel Bies shares what she most wants families to know—from what’s proven to what’s still being studied.
We’ve spent over a year on a path of reflection and discovery as we have been carefully building our new brand identity and today, we have the pleasure of inviting you to join us on our path forward.
Our response to recent statements about autism and it's causes.
Two widely used, proven approaches to help children and families navigating autism spectrum disorder (ASD) are Greenspan Floortime, which is practiced at St. David’s, and Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Learn more about both of these practices here.
This Black History Month, we at St. David’s Center are learning from some of the incredible professionals of the African diaspora who work, every day, to provide life-changing therapeutic care.
