Pedal for Autism Raises $53,000

Pedal for Autism Raises $53,000

The Pedal for Autism event recently held at Woods Valley raised $53,000 for autism services for children, adults and families at The Kelberman Center. Thank you to Lead Sponsor Adirondack Bank, Platinum Sponsors Fiber Instrument Sales and Ford, English Financial Group, and to all other sponsors, volunteers, community partners, donors and especially to our 35Continue reading →

Psychology Interns Make an Impact

Psychology Interns Make an Impact

The Kelberman Center is proud to showcase its most recent psychology interns, Avery Albert and Connor MacKenzie, both Syracuse University students, and Emily Mullinax, Utica College student, who have been valuable assets to The Kelberman Center Clinic Program over the past months. As a part of their internships, the students have assisted staff in administeringContinue reading →

Community Partner Spotlight – Fierce Fitness with trainer Eric DeCarlis

Community Partner Spotlight – Fierce Fitness with trainer Eric DeCarlis

The Kelberman Center is honored to be the recipient of an Excellus BlueCross BlueShield Community Health Award grant for our Off the Couch & Out of the Box wellness series, which is designed to get participants “off the couch” and thinking “outside the box” related to physical activity and nutrition. From a very young age,Continue reading →

Promise Preschool Educators Dedicated to New Teaching Protocol and Certification Program

Promise Preschool Educators Dedicated to New Teaching Protocol and Certification Program

The Kelberman Center’s Promise Preschool kicked off its 2018-2019 school year with an exciting partnership with Pyramid Education Services. Their focus: functional communication, academic and social skills. The 10-month rigorous evaluation and consultation program started with several staffers, 5 full days of training and a dedicated consultant ensuring the team follows and implements all componentsContinue reading →

Syracuse University Partnership

Syracuse University Partnership

Syracuse University Professor, Dr. Beth Myers, is leading a new collaborative effort between SU and the Kelberman Center. Myers  and her team are developing programs and conducting research on inclusive university experiences for students with intellectual disabilities. The Kelberman Center is honored to be a partner in this important undertaking. You can find more detailsContinue reading →