Welcome to Strive Learning Centre for Children

"The difference between Conductive Education to other approaches is that it is based on an educational model that focuses on the physical, social, and emotional aspects of a child. Instead of focussing on what a child cannot do, they focus, instead, on what they can do."

Strive Learning Center for Children is a federally incorporated registered charity # 81290 9257 RR0001, that delivers an intensive form of rehabilitative therapy designed to teach children with Cerebral Palsy and other neurologically based movement disorders, how to move and function to their potential using a pedagogical approach, Conductive Education. Simple movements are taught much like a math problem would be, building and progressing into more complex movements and function, all the while focussing on maximizing independence with daily functional skills. This all-encompassing therapy addresses the varied, complex and interrelated deficits that most often exist with CP. We offer different classes for children from infancy through to eighteen years.

Vision

The organization believes that : All children are entitled to have therapy that meets their unique needs; Families deserve to receive support and guidance in their efforts to help their child; Childhood experience should be normalized; All children have the capacity to learn; Healthy family dynamics should be preserved.

Mission

Strive Learning Centre for Children is committed to facilitating children, youth and families living with neurologically based movement disorders, realize their maximum potential through the delivery of Conductive Education

Values

CHILDHOOD A childs' formative years should be filled with rich social experience and a gratifying home life.

EMPOWERMENT Children should be immersed in a culture that teaches, facilitates, motivates and supports them to reach their highest level of achievement.

DIGNITY All people are entitled to have their sense of capability respected.

HEALTH The development of a balanced personality is nurtured by the normalization of experience, treatment and expectation.