Surf & Turf Therapy Launches Donation Campaign to Fund Therapy For Disabled – PRNewswire

SAN CLEMENTE, Calif., Dec. 1, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Donation driveto help children and adults with disabilities get therapy services with Surf & Turf Therapy, a nonprofit organization with a mission to better lives through nontraditional therapeutic activities.

Dr. Jillian Stewart launched Surf & Turf Therapy to provide therapy disabled children and adults using surfing and horseback riding as the primary treatment tools. They help a wide range of disabilities such as autism, cerebral palsy, and down syndrome as well as over 20 unique diagnoses including spinal cord injury, dementia, traumatic brain injury, multiple sclerosis, Angelman syndrome. Ages range from as young as 18 months to 84 years old. Siblings are also welcomed in treatment sessions for additional support.

Accomplishments in 2020 to date:

Surf & Turf Therapy's donation drive will allow the nonprofit to provide services to more people. Since the onset of the pandemic, the demand for services has nearly doubled.

Fundraising Goal: $56,200

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As an equestrian and surfer, Dr. Jillian Stewart has combined her passion for horses and surfing to provide a unique blend of both clinical and alternative therapy. She is a Doctor of Physical Therapy - Northwestern University, a Hippotherapy Clinical Specialist, a PATH Registered Therapist, a PATH Therapeutic Riding Instructor, and an AHCB Registered Therapist. In January, a Doctor of Physical Therapy student from Northwestern will join the team to complete her residency for her doctorate.

They are a member of AHA - American Hippotherapy Association and ISTO- International Surf Therapy Organization.

Learn More at https://surfandturftherapy.org

OUTRIGGER ADVISORY GROUPwill donate 10% of proceeds for the #GivingTuesday campaign to organizations requesting promotional services.

Contact: Dr. Jillian Stewart [emailprotected]

SOURCE OUTRIGGER ADVISORY GROUP and Surf & Turf Therapy

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