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The Phoenix Center brought alumni, families, and staff together for a special Alumni Family Restaurant Night Out at Mr. Bruno’s Pizzeria in Lyndhurst. More than just a dinner, the evening was a meaningful opportunity for graduates to practice real-world social and communication skills in a supportive community setting. Events like this are part of The […]
At The Phoenix Center, we know that behind every child’s progress is a family’s dedication — and that families navigating autism need more support and recognition than ever. Recently, TPC’s Executive Director, Julie Mower, was featured in NorthJersey.com with an important opinion piece titled, “NJ parents of kids with autism need our focus and support. […]
At The Phoenix Center, our mission is to prepare students for life beyond the classroom—and our longstanding Restaurant Program is a shining example of that commitment. Now in its 23rd year, this TPC program helps students with autism and multiple disabilities gain real-world experience in the food industry. The program serves students ages 14-21 who […]
The Phoenix Center is proud to see innovative tools like Virtual Reality (VR) receiving the attention they deserve for their transformative impact on autism therapy. Our Executive Director, Julie Mower, contributed to an insightful feature in Autism Parenting Magazine, exploring how VR enhances social, emotional, and life skills for neurodiverse individuals in a safe, immersive […]
The Phoenix Center continues to make headlines for its dedication to preparing students with autism and other disabilities for meaningful futures. Recently featured on the front cover of the Nutley Journal (November 2024 issue), the article highlights how TPC’s vocational programs equip students with essential job skills and independence through real-world experiences. From navigating public […]
