B & V Therapro’s 2nd Annual Haunted House was featured on Local10.com.
Haunted house caters to kids with special needs
Hundreds visit Not So Spooky Haunted House
by Janine Stanwood
Published On: Oct 31 2011 | Local10.com
“For a kid on Halloween, a haunted house means a few good scares, the possibility of candy and interacting with friends.
But a child with special needs sees Halloween and haunted houses in a different way. The narrow paths of a spooky labyrinth aren’t very conducive to someone maneuvering in a wheelchair. And strobe lights, to a child who suffers seizures, can be dangerous.
One South Florida pediatric therapy center is changing how kids with physical disabilities, autism and special needs can enjoy Halloween.”
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“For a kid on Halloween, a haunted house means a few good scares, the possibility of candy and interacting with friends. 
B&V Thera-Pro Associates, Corp., is pleased to announce that therapeutic massage services are now available. For over thirty years, Angela Gatica, L.M.T. has worked in a variety of capacities with children and adults who have special needs. Over the past ten years, she has provided massage therapy primarily to individuals with severe disabilities of all ages from infants to elderly adults. She works closely with physical, occupational, and speech therapists using massage therapy as a tool to assist these professionals in meeting their clients’ therapeutic goals. Specialized modalities include but are not limited to myofascial release, Trager Psychophysical Integration, compression, manual traction, trigger point therapy, passive/active stretching, aromatherapy, deep tissue work, and reflexology.

