How One Columbia Nonprofit Is Changing Lives for Children and Families
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What happens when a personal challenge becomes a mission to help hundreds of families?
In this episode of the Soda Citizen Podcast, Brad Allen and Mary Lane Sloan sit down with Dawn Darby, CEO and co-founder of The Therapy Place, to discuss the inspiring story behind one of Columbia's most impactful nonprofits.
After her son was diagnosed with cerebral palsy, Dawn saw firsthand the challenges families face when trying to access therapy, education, and support services. That experience led her to help create The Therapy Place, a nonprofit organization that now serves children across the Midlands through pediatric therapy, special education, family programs, and more.
During the conversation, Dawn shares:
- The story behind The Therapy Place
- How pediatric therapy changes lives
- The Bridges School and its unique approach
- Challenges facing families with special needs children
- The future vision for a new campus and expanded services
- Ways the Columbia community can get involved and support the mission
Whether you're a parent, educator, healthcare professional, or simply someone who loves hearing stories about people making a difference in our community, this episode is a powerful reminder of the impact one idea can have.
Learn more about The Therapy Place and upcoming events at the links below.
The Therapy Place
How to Donate & Support