by Editor | Mar 3, 2019 | Front Page, Success Stories
At two years old, Dayton didn’t move He didn’t even splash in the water. I saw a segment on 60 Minutes about something called Conductive Education. I looked online and found the nearest Conductive Education school was located in Grand Rapids, Michigan. We applied and Dayton was accepted to the school.
by Steve | Mar 1, 2019 | Success Stories
Ever Want to See a Miracle?
A real one? Come with me. We’ll go to the Conductive Learning Center of Greater Cincinnati [clcgc.org].
It might not look like a place miracles occur, but what place does? It’s an older brick building with converted apartments on top, located at 325 W. St, in Covington, Kentucky. Get out. Look around. Miracles are made here every day. Real miracles. Verifiable ones. Ones that intimately touch lives and make meaning for anyone blessed enough to witness the work done here. The students attending are children and adults from 1-38 years old. Most are between 2-16 years of age.
by Editor | Feb 25, 2019 | Success Stories
We are always so glad to hear from parents about their child’s experience and progress at the Conductive Learning Center of Greater Cincinnati. Below is the latest report we received from Christi, Gus’ mom. “Gus gets so much out of conductive... 
by Editor | Feb 18, 2019 | News, Success Stories
The Conductive Learning Center of Greater Cincinnati (CLCGC) is the reason that my son with Spina Bifida is walking with assistance. When driving down 19th Street in Covington, Kentucky, you wouldn’t necessarily give the building a second look, much less know that... by Editor | Feb 18, 2019 | News, Success Stories
At 18 months old, Ellie was diagnosed with cerebral palsy (spastic diplegia). Her parents have been very proactive in doing everything they can for her. They have flown all over the country visiting doctors and specialists and recently moved to Cincinnati to be closer... 
by Editor | Oct 18, 2018 | News, Success Stories
“I want to walk”, said Amanda Grieshop from the very beginning. And she did, not by herself or with a baby walker, but holding onto her parents’ fingers, and later, walking with a walker with assistance. Amanda was diagnosed with cerebral palsy at the age of 3....
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