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Birth-to-Three Parent and Me
Therapy Group
Day/Time: Fridays @ 10:00-10:45am
A supportive group for parents of young children with IDDs to connect, share experiences, and learn about developmental milestones in social-emotional and language skills. Each 45-minute session combines opportunities for peer interaction for children with valuable learning and discussion for parents.
Hybrid- Virtual OR in person!
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AAC Together
Day/Time: Wednesdays from 5:30-6:15pm
Designed for caregivers who support individuals who use Augmentative and Alternative Communication (AAC), or for those who are interested in simply learning more. This course provides practical strategies, hands-on activities, and community support to building confidence and skill in supporting AAC use at home.
Fully Virtual!
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OT now offered on Saturdays!
Great news, we have expanded therapy hours!
OT is now available on select Saturdays from 10:00 AM–2:00 PM, giving families more flexibility with scheduling.
Interested in claiming one of these openings? Fill out the pre-registration form below and a staff member will be in touch.
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Questions about DSC services and how they work?
Introducing the DSC Services
Virtual Q&A Drop-In
Join our Director of Therapeutic and Family Services for an informal virtual drop-in session! This is a chance for current and prospective families to ask questions, learn more about DSC programs, and clarify details about services or funding. There’s no presentation—just open conversation and connection. Drop in anytime or stay to hear others’ questions.
Happens once monthly- sign up for one or multiple dates!
The next meeting will take place on:
1/7 @ 5:00-5:30PM
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Shine Bright at the Style & Stars Fashion Show!
March 27th, 2026
Intercontinental Bellevue
5:30-10:30pm
Co-chaired by: Adjua Dupree, Alison Winfield, Ali Tharaldson, Celia Viveros, Effie True-Gleason, and Monica Heinberg
An incredible evening of dinner, auctions, and a live fashion show featuring DSC models.
As our programs grow and the need rises, Style & Stars plays a crucial role in supporting therapy, family programs, and services for all ages.
Secure your spot today and be part of this incredible night of inclusion and impact.
Early Bird Special on all tickets through January 16th!
See more details below.
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Sweetheart Dance ❤️
Saturday, Feb. 7th
4-6pm
South Bellevue Community Center
14509 SE Newport Way, Bellevue, WA 98006
Grab your favorite people and join us for the DSC Sweetheart Dance! Whether you’re coming with family, friend, or a date, this event is all about celebrating love and connection in our amazing community.
Tickets include dinner, treats, crafts, and lots of dancing!
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Join the next Advocacy Board Meeting on Jan. 20th!
"We are looking for adults with Down syndrome who are 18 years or older and passionate about Advocacy. Our goal is to help make change in our community and advocate for ourselves so that way we can have a great life that we all dream of." -Board Chair, Joey Kane
All meetings start at 4:45PM.
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Registration for all second semester programs and services is now open!
The following programs run from about 2/23-6/12.
We offer financial aid for all services, please contact megan@dscpugetsound.org for more info.
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Adults Program: Friends Learning Together
Aims to assist individuals with Down syndrome aged 18 and older in developing healthy relationships, overcoming challenges, and enhancing their overall quality of life.
Days/Times:
- Tuesday: 2:45-4:15
- Wed: 4:30-6:00
- Friday 1:15-2:45
*DDA Life Skills funds accepted
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Skill Building
Offered by credentialed professionals including a Speech-Language Pathologist, Occupational Therapist, or Behavior Analyst, this one-on-one instructional program supports individuals with Down syndrome ages 4+ years in developing meaningful, personalized goals and building greater independence.
Days/ Times: Sessions are scheduled between Tuesday-Saturday at the DSC campus in Seattle.
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Therapy Services
One-on-one therapy for individuals with Down syndrome for all ages. Occupational therapy and speech/communication therapy may both be available, depending on the age of the client. Clients may register for one therapy option, or both, and DSC will try to accommodate back-to-back sessions to the best of our ability. Sessions are 45 minutes in duration, once weekly, and occur at the DSC campus in Seattle.
Days/Times: Tuesday-Friday for weekly sessions OR 2 Saturdays per month for weekend sessions.
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Yoga For All
Join us for a fun, and inclusive yoga series! Come move, breathe, and connect with us in a supportive and nurturing environment! This class series fosters physical and emotional well-being while creating a sense of community and connection.
No prior yoga experience is needed.
Day/time: Tuesdays 4:30-5:15
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Innovator's Club
A club for individuals with Down syndrome aged 18+ years! Individuals will build social and vocational skills by working together to plan, create, and sell projects to the DSC community. This club is a complimentary service that is free of charge to club members.
Days/Times: 2:00-2:45 on Tuesdays
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DSC Academy
One-on-one tutoring for participants with Down syndrome, ages 5-21.
Tutoring sessions are 45 minutes for 5–7-year-olds and 1-hour in duration for 8+ year olds.
Sessions are individualized to each learner's academic needs.
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Small Adult Social-Emotional Learning Group
This adult group is designed to enhance social-emotional skills for adults with disabilities led by DSC's Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and Speech Language Pathologist (SLP). Participants will engage in activities that promote recognizing feelings, improving communication, and developing coping strategies, all aimed at fostering greater emotional well-being and social success in daily life.
Day/Time: Thursdays at 1:00-2:00
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Family Consultation
Your Partner in Supporting your Child.
Our Family Consultation program provides guidance and tools specifically for parents, guardians, and caregivers of individuals with Down syndrome. You decide on the goals you want to achieve, then work with licensed specialists to develop practical skills and strategies that you can use to support your child’s unique needs.
Offered virtually or in-person!
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Connections Groups
Led by a licensed Speech-Language Pathologist, our Social Connections Groups are designed to support individuals with Down syndrome to build meaningful social interactions through play and peer engagement.
-Play Group (Ages 4–9): A fun, structured environment where younger children build early social and communication skills through play, songs, games, and imaginative activities.
Day/Time: Saturdays, 12:30-1:15pm
-Social Group (Ages 10–16): A dynamic space for older participants to connect with peers, practice conversational skills, engage in team activities, and build friendships.
Day/Time: Saturdays, 1:15-2:00pm
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The Arc of King County's Advocacy Essentials
When: 1/5 @ 7:00-7:30PM, online
What: This half-hour presentation is "just-in-time learning" for people who want to know what they can do. Our state legislative session starts on Jan. 12. With cuts proposed, this year is especially important for the disability community to speak up.
Register here
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PAVE's Parent2Parent: Birth to 8 Support
When: 1/7 @ 9:00-9:30AM, online
What: Open to parents and caregivers seeking support to navigate the various emotions and life adjustments of raising a child with a disability. We can help connect families to community resources, foster relationships with other parents and build a support network for parents feeling isolated.
Register here
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Roots2Wings Family Group Monthly Session: All About Me
When: 1/8 from 6:30-8:30PM, online
What: Learn how to build independence through IEP/504 planning, self–advocacy, person–centered planning, and life skills like daily living, financial literacy, and executive functioning.
For more information and registration contact: INFO@R2WFG.COM
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The Arc of King County's Monthly Guardianship Petition and Reporting Assistance
When: 1/8 @ 10:00AM-12:00PM, online
What: The Arc of King County is proud to offer monthly guardianship petition and reporting assistance to King County residents!
Find registration information and more details here!
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Roots2Wings Family Group In Person Workshop
When: 1/23 from 10:00AM-1:00PM
What: Come in person to Roots2Wings' in-person resource fair with representatives from each online workshop and get stuff done - complete applications, learn about resources, etc.!
For more information and registration contact: INFO@R2WFG.COM
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Donate today in honor of Trisomy 21.
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