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WRTS is committed to providing a safe, nurturing, and fun environment to foster learning, exploration and safe sensory experiences. Through our nonprofit My Brother Rocks The Spectrum Foundation, we provide social skills groups and activities for children across the spectrum.
LEARN MORENON PROFIT“We love this place. My son is 5 and his dad feels like this is one of the few places they cay really play full-out INSIDE! The zip line, trampoline and crafts room are a huge hit with my son."
Deborah S.
Thanks to We Rock the Spectrum my daughter Avery, who is nonverbal and Autistic, has a place to go and play. …before WRTS opened, there was not a true safe indoor space for her to enjoy. A place where I didn’t have to worry about her needs and the ability of the staff to understand them.
Megan T
“This place is amazing! My wife and I had been looking for a good place to bring our 4 year old son for a while and heard about “We Rock the Spectrum Kids Gym” from a good friend.”
Jim M.
WRTS Hickory has changed our lives. Our son Jacob has Down Syndrome and prior to discovering WRTS, he didn’t have any locations or opportunities where he could truly be himself without having to apologize for his behavior. The wonderful staff and volunteers there are not only understanding, but kind, accepting, patient, and nurturing to all kids, especially those with special needs. We have never felt more welcome than at WRTS Hickory. Jacob has developed a close bond with Danny, whom he affectionately calls Dan Dan. They met during the summer when Jacob attended Summer Camp at the gym. We found out they had Parent’s Night Out, and my husband and I had the opportunity to go to dinner for the first time in years and we continue to do so. Our weekly visits are the highlight of Jacob’s week and he’s never been happier than when he’s at WRTS Hickory with Dan Dan.
Cheryl L
“We love this place. My son is 5 and his dad feels like this is one of the few places they cay really play full-out INSIDE! The zip line, trampoline and crafts room are a huge hit with my son."
Deborah S.
Thanks to We Rock the Spectrum my daughter Avery, who is nonverbal and Autistic, has a place to go and play. …before WRTS opened, there was not a true safe indoor space for her to enjoy. A place where I didn’t have to worry about her needs and the ability of the staff to understand them.
Megan T
“This place is amazing! My wife and I had been looking for a good place to bring our 4 year old son for a while and heard about “We Rock the Spectrum Kids Gym” from a good friend.”
Jim M.
WRTS Hickory has changed our lives. Our son Jacob has Down Syndrome and prior to discovering WRTS, he didn’t have any locations or opportunities where he could truly be himself without having to apologize for his behavior. The wonderful staff and volunteers there are not only understanding, but kind, accepting, patient, and nurturing to all kids, especially those with special needs. We have never felt more welcome than at WRTS Hickory. Jacob has developed a close bond with Danny, whom he affectionately calls Dan Dan. They met during the summer when Jacob attended Summer Camp at the gym. We found out they had Parent’s Night Out, and my husband and I had the opportunity to go to dinner for the first time in years and we continue to do so. Our weekly visits are the highlight of Jacob’s week and he’s never been happier than when he’s at WRTS Hickory with Dan Dan.
Cheryl L
“We love this place. My son is 5 and his dad feels like this is one of the few places they cay really play full-out INSIDE! The zip line, trampoline and crafts room are a huge hit with my son."
Deborah S.
The child who lives with Autism may look “normal” but his or her behavior can be perplexing and downright difficult. Today, the citadel of autism, once thought of as an incurable disorder, is cracking around the foundation. Every day, individuals with autism show us they can overcome, compensate for, and otherwise manage many of the […]
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READ ARTICLEThe owners of We Rock the Spectrum, which focuses on the development of children with autism, say this is going to be a lot more than a gym. Video
READ ARTICLEAs parents of children with Autism, we understand they require specialized care and attention. Depending upon which part of the spectrum a child falls under, the extent of the support will vary from helping them accomplish daily tasks to needing assisted care on a continual basis. Regardless of the extent of the therapy solutions, parents […]
READ ARTICLEWe created the We Rock the Spectrum Kid’s Gym (WRTS) franchise with a unique purpose: to provide children with autism and other special needs an inclusive play environment they could enjoy with their peers. At WRTS, children are able to take advantage of sensory play equipment in order to grow and develop the skills they […]
READ ARTICLEThe child who lives with Autism may look “normal” but his or her behavior can be perplexing and downright difficult. Today, the citadel of autism, once thought of as an incurable disorder, is cracking around the foundation. Every day, individuals with autism show us they can overcome, compensate for, and otherwise manage many of the […]
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READ ARTICLEThe owners of We Rock the Spectrum, which focuses on the development of children with autism, say this is going to be a lot more than a gym. Video
READ ARTICLEAs parents of children with Autism, we understand they require specialized care and attention. Depending upon which part of the spectrum a child falls under, the extent of the support will vary from helping them accomplish daily tasks to needing assisted care on a continual basis. Regardless of the extent of the therapy solutions, parents […]
READ ARTICLEWe created the We Rock the Spectrum Kid’s Gym (WRTS) franchise with a unique purpose: to provide children with autism and other special needs an inclusive play environment they could enjoy with their peers. At WRTS, children are able to take advantage of sensory play equipment in order to grow and develop the skills they […]
READ ARTICLEThe child who lives with Autism may look “normal” but his or her behavior can be perplexing and downright difficult. Today, the citadel of autism, once thought of as an incurable disorder, is cracking around the foundation. Every day, individuals with autism show us they can overcome, compensate for, and otherwise manage many of the […]
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