SkyClimb Sensory Development Center

03/28/2026

We will have two of our own therapists speaking at the Baby Buzz Event tomorrow! This is a free event for parents of kiddos up to 5! Plenty of door prizes, snacks, and vendors! You are able to sign up at the door. Don't miss it!

The Baby Buzz schedule is here! 🐝💛

We have topics for every stage!! from postpartum support to toddler transitions and getting ready for kindergarten

Take a look, plan your sessions, and tag a friend to come with you 🫶🏻

01/27/2026

❄️ Snow day update ❄️
SkyClimb will be closed Tuesday, January 27th as we give our parking lot time to de-thaw so we can safely welcome our clients back. Thank you for understanding, we can’t wait to see everyone very soon!

01/25/2026

❄️ Weather Closure Notice ❄️
SkyClimb will be closed Monday, January 26 due to snow.
Please contact your individual therapist directly to reschedule appointments.
Stay safe and warm—we’ll see you soon! 💙

01/24/2026

Honored to be invited to share an in-service with such an engaged and thoughtful team. Grateful for the conversation and the work you do every day ❤️

We recently welcomed Terin Fetty from SkyClimb Sensory Development Center to present to our practice.

At A Brighter Tomorrow, we are always seeking meaningful partnerships and opportunities to expand resources for our clients.

SkyClimb Sensory Development Center is an approved provider for the Hope Scholarship, making their services more accessible to families in our community.

11/30/2025

Was your holiday magical… or a total sensory circus?

If this week confirmed anything, it’s that your child isn’t “being bad” — their nervous system is overwhelmed.

The next holiday is coming fast, and you don’t have to do it without support.

My new online course is available now with tools to:
✅ prevent meltdowns
✅ manage overstimulation
✅ support regulation in real life

Start today so the next holiday feels different:

You're watching your child struggle, and no one seems to understand why. The meltdowns that blindside everyone. The sensory sensitivities that make simple