This summer looks different than any we have experienced before, and Pegasus Therapy strives to adapt and meet the needs of our families while protecting the vulnerable.
Therefore, our Ready Bodies, Learning Minds camp is cancelled. All deposits will be refunded fully and we will be swapping to Camp In a Box format for those in the rising 3rd to 5th grade range needing guidance on summer activities with therapeutic benefits. (see details below)
However our popular escape room camp, The Great Escape, will be switched to a virtual experience. Students will participate in an online escape room for the first part of the day, then work together to create their own escape room prop and puzzle. Families must be able to complete contactless pick up/ drop off of the "home kit" portion of the escape room from ---------pickup sites and times-----. Families receive a mini report at the end of camp with suggestions to build EF skills over the rest of summer. This camp is best suited for rising 6th through 8th graders who could benefit from building executive functioning, teamwork and communication skills on a virtual platform. Children that thrive with a live format may struggle with virtual participation, please contact msotamy@gmail.com if you have any questions about if this is appropriate for your child. The Great Escape will be using the same escape rooms over multiple weeks, so if your child is interested in re-enrollment please contact msotamy@gmail.com to see if new virtual experiences have been developed at that time, otherwise they would complete the same scenario with a different group. Max enrollment 5, minimum enrollment 4.
Check out our sample mini escape room here:
Schedule:
prior to start, the family must pickup home kit with puzzles and locked boxes for the escape room.
8:30 - 8:45-- Welcome, log into google meetup, and intro to that day's escape room
8:45-10:00-- Escape Room link to Google Tour provided, stay logged into google meetup with facilitator and other participants for the duration. Clues and challenges will need multiple participants and virtual communication to be successfully completed. Afterwards, 15 min debrief and analysis.
10:00-10:30- Brainstorming, planning, and work on creating a group concept/ outline for escape room
10:30- 10:40-- Movement break
10:40- 11:00-- Building a puzzle and prop that work within group escape room concept
Cost: $250/ week. Please note, if your family destroys or loses puzzles/props in the home kit outside of normal wear and tear you will be charged an additional fee to replace the items.
Dates:
June 8-12, 8:30 am-11:00 pm
June 15-19, 8:30 am-11:00 pm
June 22-26, 8:30 am-11:00 pm
Therefore, our Ready Bodies, Learning Minds camp is cancelled. All deposits will be refunded fully and we will be swapping to Camp In a Box format for those in the rising 3rd to 5th grade range needing guidance on summer activities with therapeutic benefits. (see details below)
However our popular escape room camp, The Great Escape, will be switched to a virtual experience. Students will participate in an online escape room for the first part of the day, then work together to create their own escape room prop and puzzle. Families must be able to complete contactless pick up/ drop off of the "home kit" portion of the escape room from ---------pickup sites and times-----. Families receive a mini report at the end of camp with suggestions to build EF skills over the rest of summer. This camp is best suited for rising 6th through 8th graders who could benefit from building executive functioning, teamwork and communication skills on a virtual platform. Children that thrive with a live format may struggle with virtual participation, please contact msotamy@gmail.com if you have any questions about if this is appropriate for your child. The Great Escape will be using the same escape rooms over multiple weeks, so if your child is interested in re-enrollment please contact msotamy@gmail.com to see if new virtual experiences have been developed at that time, otherwise they would complete the same scenario with a different group. Max enrollment 5, minimum enrollment 4.
Check out our sample mini escape room here:
Schedule:
prior to start, the family must pickup home kit with puzzles and locked boxes for the escape room.
8:30 - 8:45-- Welcome, log into google meetup, and intro to that day's escape room
8:45-10:00-- Escape Room link to Google Tour provided, stay logged into google meetup with facilitator and other participants for the duration. Clues and challenges will need multiple participants and virtual communication to be successfully completed. Afterwards, 15 min debrief and analysis.
10:00-10:30- Brainstorming, planning, and work on creating a group concept/ outline for escape room
10:30- 10:40-- Movement break
10:40- 11:00-- Building a puzzle and prop that work within group escape room concept
Cost: $250/ week. Please note, if your family destroys or loses puzzles/props in the home kit outside of normal wear and tear you will be charged an additional fee to replace the items.
Dates:
June 8-12, 8:30 am-11:00 pm
June 15-19, 8:30 am-11:00 pm
June 22-26, 8:30 am-11:00 pm
Sadly, Ready Bodies, Learning Minds camp is cancelled. All deposits will be refunded fully and we will be swapping to Camp In a Box format for those in the rising Kinder-2nd and rising 3rd to 5th grade range needing guidance on summer activities with therapeutic benefits.
What is Camp In a Box?
For our families that have younger children who struggle to engage with virtual camps, but still need some guidance and ideas for developing fine, visual and gross motor skills, core strength and stability, and foundational executive functioning skills over the summer. These activities will be parent directed (no virtual meetup component). There are two options: one aimed at rising kindergarten through 2nd graders and for rising 3rd through 5th graders.
Cost:
Virtual downloads only: $50 (no physical tools or worksheets provided, only PDF download, you must have access to a printer).
Mailed Camp In a Box: $100 (shipping included to all contiguous US states, includes some but not all objects to use for the games and activities).
Dates:
Available to ship starting June 8 through August 1
Please email msotamy@gmail.com to order. Even if you are not a current or former client personalized options are available to fit your child's specific needs.
FAQ:
How do I register?
Please email msotamy@gmail.com for registration procedure, which will be different this year.
Who is on the staff?
All participants will interact either with Amy, a registered and licensed occupational therapist and/or Ms. Emily Sorbi, school counselor. Exceptional college interns interested in attending occupational therapy school may be accepted to assist staff.
Is this therapy?
Participants are in a therapeutic environment, with careful scaffolding to build independence but the ratio will not be 1:1 and this is not intended as a replacement for ongoing occupational therapy or counseling. At the end of your child's time at group our occupational therapist and counselor can help guide you to decide if further individualized intervention is necessary.
What if my child is outside the age range listed?
Please email Amy to discuss if your child is developmentally appropriate for this group. If there is strong interest for ages outside the range listed we will make every effort to get staff to support their participation.
What is Camp In a Box?
For our families that have younger children who struggle to engage with virtual camps, but still need some guidance and ideas for developing fine, visual and gross motor skills, core strength and stability, and foundational executive functioning skills over the summer. These activities will be parent directed (no virtual meetup component). There are two options: one aimed at rising kindergarten through 2nd graders and for rising 3rd through 5th graders.
Cost:
Virtual downloads only: $50 (no physical tools or worksheets provided, only PDF download, you must have access to a printer).
Mailed Camp In a Box: $100 (shipping included to all contiguous US states, includes some but not all objects to use for the games and activities).
Dates:
Available to ship starting June 8 through August 1
Please email msotamy@gmail.com to order. Even if you are not a current or former client personalized options are available to fit your child's specific needs.
FAQ:
How do I register?
Please email msotamy@gmail.com for registration procedure, which will be different this year.
Who is on the staff?
All participants will interact either with Amy, a registered and licensed occupational therapist and/or Ms. Emily Sorbi, school counselor. Exceptional college interns interested in attending occupational therapy school may be accepted to assist staff.
Is this therapy?
Participants are in a therapeutic environment, with careful scaffolding to build independence but the ratio will not be 1:1 and this is not intended as a replacement for ongoing occupational therapy or counseling. At the end of your child's time at group our occupational therapist and counselor can help guide you to decide if further individualized intervention is necessary.
What if my child is outside the age range listed?
Please email Amy to discuss if your child is developmentally appropriate for this group. If there is strong interest for ages outside the range listed we will make every effort to get staff to support their participation.
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