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More prevalent than you think.
More devastating than you imagine.

Today is
For most
of us, it's just another day. But for the kids who suffer the
effects of neurological disorders, it's a day of pain, rejection and
humiliation. For their families, it's a day of heartbreak and frustration.
And for the Joshua Center,
is
another exciting day of "roll up your sleeves" dedication to provide
support to these kids and
their families.

The Joshua Child and Family
Development Center is a non-profit
organization that provides programs designed to improve the lives of individuals
and families living with Tourette Syndrome, Asperger Syndrome, Obsessive
Compulsive Disorder and their Associated Disorders through research, education,
social and clinical programs.
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We are making a difference! Since 1996, we have impacted
the lives of countless thousands. And now, armed with our new Web site
and a revitalized mission and
vision, we are making dramatic strides
to increase our outreach to support the ever-growing population of those
affected.
Having experienced first hand the devastation and pain that
comes to children and families affected by neurological disorders, I promised to
devote the rest of my life to this work. Watching so many of the kids I
worked with become successful young adults is what it’s all about. Please read
the excerpts from the following two testimonial letters. These and many other
such letters can be found in the member area. Sincerely,
Becky
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LETTER 1
READ LETTER 2
READ LETTER 3
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The Joshua Center Library
contains resources to help you understand and cope with neurological
disorders. These materials are recommended by the Joshua Center.
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"The best way to find yourself is to lose yourself in the
service of others." - Mahatma Gandhi (1869-1948)
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