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Cognitive Intensive Program
Summer 2022
The summer CIP not only focused on the Symbol Relations cognitive function, but was enriched by an array of strategically planned indoor and outdoor activities. Through a variety of cognitive exercises and activities, our students worked on their memory, logical reasoning, understanding relationships and connecting ideas, and visual and spatial memory, as well as enhanced social connections in a fun, relaxed and supportive environment.
Skipping rope is one of the fun outdoor activities that help with coordination and attention.
As recommended by occupational therapists, CIP students used the trampoline which helps with coordination and attention.
Students happily completed mastery levels to improve their cognitive functions.
Board games improve cognitive functions, coordination and social interactions.
Group sharing were often done outdoors to take advantage of the wonderful summer weather.
Drawing and other art activities encourage creativity while enhancing motor skills and coordination.
CIP students and instructors enjoy the summer weather while playing outdoor games.
Skipping rope is one of the fun outdoor activities that help with coordination and attention.
Rita Margarita, CEC Founder, talking to one of the parents about the student’s progress.
Rita Margarita, CEC Founder, with a CIP Summer Program graduate.
A CIP Summer Program graduate with Rita Margarita, CEC Founder.
Rita Margarita, CEC Founder, with a CIP Summer Program graduate.
Cognitive Intensive Program
Summer 2022
The summer CIP not only focused on the Symbol Relations cognitive function, but was enriched by an array of strategically planned indoor and outdoor activities. Through a variety of cognitive exercises and activities, our students worked on their memory, logical reasoning, understanding relationships and connecting ideas, and visual and spatial memory, as well as enhanced social connections in a fun, relaxed and supportive environment.
Skipping rope is one of the fun outdoor activities that help with coordination and attention.
As recommended by occupational therapists, CIP students used the trampoline which helps with coordination and attention.
Students happily completed mastery levels to improve their cognitive functions.
Board games improve cognitive functions, coordination and social interactions.
Group sharing were often done outdoors to take advantage of the wonderful summer weather.
Drawing and other art activities encourage creativity while enhancing motor skills and coordination.
CIP students and instructors enjoy the summer weather while playing outdoor games.
Skipping rope is one of the fun outdoor activities that help with coordination and attention.
Rita Margarita, CEC Founder, talking to one of the parents about the student’s progress.
Rita Margarita, CEC Founder, with a CIP Summer Program graduate.
A CIP Summer Program graduate with Rita Margarita, CEC Founder.
Rita Margarita, CEC Founder, with a CIP Summer Program graduate.
Neuroscientific and Educational Conference
25 through 26 April 2022
CEC Founder, Rita Margarita, proudly participated in the 3rd Neuroscientific and Educational Conference, hosted by Fundación Querer. The event brought together medical experts, researchers and educators to discuss the latest discoveries and innovations about the brain, including common and rare neurological diseases, as well as epilepsy.
Barbara Arrowsmith-Young, Arrowsmith Program Director;
Rita Margarita, CEC Founder;
Pilar Garcia de la Granja, Fundación Querer President
Dr. Antonio Gil-Nagel Rein, Epilepsy Program Director, Hospital Ruber Internacional, Madrid
Dr. Richard Jude Samulski,
Professor of Pharmacology and Director of the Gene Therapy Center at UNC Chapel Hill;
Rita Margarita, CEC Founder
Barbara Arrowsmith-Young, Arrowsmith Program Director
Patricia McGoldrick, NP, MPA, MSN Boston Children’s Health Physicians Neurology;
Dr. Steven Wolf, Pediatric Neurologist Boston Children’s Health Physicians
Rita Margarita, CEC Founder;
Barbara Arrowsmith-Young, Arrowsmith Program Director
Sheila Mikhail, JD, MBA CEO and co-founder of AskBio, co-founder of Bamboo Therapeutics and Life Science Law;
Barbara Arrowsmith-Young, Arrowsmith Program Director;
Rita Margarita, CEC Founder
Rita Margarita, CEC Founder;
Eugenia Arribas, Fundación Querer;
Barbara Arrowsmith-Young, Arrowsmith Program Director;
Carlota Tovar Perez, UCJC Foundation Director
Barbara Arrowsmith-Young, Arrowsmith Program Director;
Carlota Tovar Perez, UCJC Foundation Director
Javier de Muguiro Miranda SEK international Advisory Board;
Rita Margarita, CEC Founder;
Barbara Arrowsmith-Young, Arrowsmith Program Director;
Carlota Tovar Perez, UCJC Foundation Director;
Alejandro Delso Segovia, SEK Educational Institution Project Manager
Neuroscientific and Educational Conference
25 through 26 April 2022
CEC Founder, Rita Margarita, proudly participated in the 3rd Neuroscientific and Educational Conference, hosted by Fundación Querer. The event brought together medical experts, researchers and educators to discuss the latest discoveries and innovations about the brain, including common and rare neurological diseases, as well as epilepsy.
Barbara Arrowsmith-Young, Arrowsmith Program Director;
Rita Margarita, CEC Founder;
Pilar Garcia de la Granja, Fundación Querer President
Dr. Antonio Gil-Nagel Rein, Epilepsy Program Director, Hospital Ruber Internacional, Madrid
Dr. Richard Jude Samulski,
Professor of Pharmacology and Director of the Gene Therapy Center at UNC Chapel Hill;
Rita Margarita, CEC Founder
Barbara Arrowsmith-Young, Arrowsmith Program Director
Patricia McGoldrick, NP, MPA, MSN Boston Children’s Health Physicians Neurology;
Dr. Steven Wolf, Pediatric Neurologist Boston Children’s Health Physicians
Rita Margarita, CEC Founder;
Barbara Arrowsmith-Young, Arrowsmith Program Director
Sheila Mikhail, JD, MBA CEO and co-founder of AskBio, co-founder of Bamboo Therapeutics and Life Science Law;
Barbara Arrowsmith-Young, Arrowsmith Program Director;
Rita Margarita, CEC Founder
Rita Margarita, CEC Founder;
Eugenia Arribas, Fundación Querer;
Barbara Arrowsmith-Young, Arrowsmith Program Director;
Carlota Tovar Perez, UCJC Foundation Director
Barbara Arrowsmith-Young, Arrowsmith Program Director;
Carlota Tovar Perez, UCJC Foundation Director
Javier de Muguiro Miranda SEK international Advisory Board;
Rita Margarita, CEC Founder;
Barbara Arrowsmith-Young, Arrowsmith Program Director;
Carlota Tovar Perez, UCJC Foundation Director;
Alejandro Delso Segovia, SEK Educational Institution Project Manager
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