Join our Pediatric Physical Therapist, Miss Becca for Kids in Motion. Designed to allow kids to enjoy running while teaching them confidence, strength and agility in a supportive group setting. We want to allow kids to experience the highs and lows of running in a no-pressure environment. Weekly themes include:

Get My Body Moving: stretches, movement for time, walk/run

Strong is Fun: stations, running form drills

Fast & Slow, Up & Down: intervals and hills

Putting it All Together: endurance

We welcome kids ages 5-12yrs of all abilities. Children will need to bring running shoes, water bottle, and appropriate dress for the weather.

DATES:

Tuesdays, 6:45-7:30pm
June 7th
June 14th
June 21st
June 28th

Quest is pleased to announce a new partnership with Emily Byrnes from Wellness by Em. Miss Emily will be leading kiddos of all abilities in thoughtful, music-based activities that encourage self-expression and creativity while providing multi-sensory stimulation.

• Please note that you must sign-up for each date individually.

• Parents are welcome to join their child(ren).

• Open to all ages & abilities.

• Each class has a capacity of ten children.

Emily Byrnes graduated from Temple University with a degree in Music Therapy and a concentration in classical voice. She passed her board certification exam in October of 2017, and has been a practicing Music Therapist ever since. She has worked with all ages from as young as 1, to as old as 92. She typically works with individuals on the Autism Spectrum as well as individuals with varying medical, developmental and psychiatric needs. She currently offers services to people in their homes and have recently done groups at Variety Club in Collegeville, PA. She enjoys playing guitar, piano, ukulele and singing. My inspiration for becoming a Music Therapist was making music with her younger brother who is on the Autism Spectrum.

*** Tuesday sessions are now full. Thank you ***

Quest is pleased to announce that, due to a special donation from a Quest family, Beats & Bops will be free for the summer! Beats & Bops is a super fun music class for kids of all ages and abilities in partnership with Emily Byrnes, music therapist.

Friday classes will be offered throughout the summer from 12:45-1:15pm.

You Must Pre-Register for Classes

Parents are welcome to join their child(ren).

Open to all ages & abilities.

Each class has a capacity of ten children.

Emily Byrnes graduated from Temple University with a degree in Music Therapy and a concentration in classical voice. She passed her board certification exam in October of 2017, and has been a practicing Music Therapist ever since. She has worked with all ages from as young as 1, to as old as 92. She typically works with individuals on the Autism Spectrum as well as individuals with varying medical, developmental and psychiatric needs. She currently offers services to people in their homes and have recently done groups at Variety Club in Collegeville, PA. She enjoys playing guitar, piano, ukulele and singing. My inspiration for becoming a Music Therapist was making music with her younger brother who is on the Autism Spectrum.

*** ALL Friday Spots are Now Full. Thank You ***

Quest is pleased to announce a new partnership with Emily Byrnes from Wellness by Em. Miss Emily will be leading kiddos of all abilities in thoughtful, music-based activities that encourage self-expression and creativity while providing multi-sensory stimulation.

• Please note that you must sign-up for each date individually.

• Parents are welcome to join their child(ren).

• Open to all ages & abilities.

• Each class has a capacity of four children.

Emily Byrnes graduated from Temple University with a degree in Music Therapy and a concentration in classical voice. She passed her board certification exam in October of 2017, and has been a practicing Music Therapist ever since. She has worked with all ages from as young as 1, to as old as 92. She typically works with individuals on the Autism Spectrum as well as individuals with varying medical, developmental and psychiatric needs. She currently offers services to people in their homes and have recently done groups at Variety Club in Collegeville, PA. She enjoys playing guitar, piano, ukulele and singing. My inspiration for becoming a Music Therapist was making music with her younger brother who is on the Autism Spectrum.