A 501(c)(3) nonprofit. We center the child before the diagnosis.
Our Approach
We support learning and development through nervous-system safety, relationship, and body awareness. Instead of focusing on compliance, we help children build regulation, connection, and engagement—skills that make learning possible and sustainable.
Our programs are trauma-informed and somatic, honoring each child’s sensory and emotional needs. We also partner with caregivers so support continues beyond the classroom.
Practical, compassionate guidance to help you understand your child’s nervous system, reduce daily stress, and create routines that actually work at home.
For caregivers, educators, and community partners who want trauma-informed, somatic tools that support regulation and learning—without shame or coercion.
We exist to offer a supportive alternative to traditional models that emphasize compliance and behavior modification without sufficient attention to nervous-system safety and emotional regulation.
Here, the goal isn’t “better behavior.” The goal is a regulated, connected child who can learn, play, and participate with dignity.
Our core commitments
Child-centered support that honors sensory and emotional needs
Somatic tools for regulation, engagement, and resilience
Caregiver partnership—because you deserve support too
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Support Our Work
The Spectrum School is a donation-supported nonprofit organization.
Your support helps us:
Expand access to somatic, trauma-informed programs
Provide scholarships and sliding-scale participation
Develop sensory-safe learning and regulation spaces
Offer caregiver education and community workshops
Sustain high-quality, child-centered programming
Donations support the program as a whole and help ensure that families can access services regardless of financial means. Participation in programs is not contingent on payment or donation.