
Community Resources
DIVERSE MINDS THERAPY
Mission: “We don't fight your wiring; we work with it.”
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Dominique Cares
Mission: "Our mission is to enrich the lives of individuals with disabilities by providing the highest quality care, training, and support. We are dedicated to championing their needs, offering resources, help, and hope, and empowering them to succeed in life, family, and the community—one person at a time."
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DOTS Pediatric Therapy
Amy Ornelas, Founder and Registered Occupational Therapist
Mission: “To empower children to succeed in life and reach their goals.”
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Phone: 214-646-1449
Address: 13720 Midway Road, Ste. 107, Dallas, Tx 75244

Dr. Michelle Rinella
Founder and President of Comprehensive Psychological Services of Texas
Licensed Psychologist
Mission: “At CPST Texas our mission is to provide our community with excellent and accurate mental health services in a timely manner.”
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Early Childhood Texas
Mission: "Early Childhood Texas aims to provide families with young children easy access to Texas state agency programs, services, and resources."
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Easter Seals
Mission: "We believe every child deserves the opportunity to reach their fullest potential. Through innovative therapies, inclusive programs, and unwavering support, we’re helping families overcome challenges and celebrate milestones. From first steps to newfound confidence, every success story inspires our mission."
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Ellen Williamson Law
Mission: “To walk alongside Dallas families through the legal side of caring for the people they love, whether you’re planning ahead or navigating one of life’s hardest seasons.”
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Email: info@ellenwilliamsonlaw.com
Phone: (214) 241 - 4972
Website: www.ellenwilliamsonlaw.com
Address: 2626 Cole Avenue, Suite 300, Dallas, Texas 75204

Endangered Missing Persons Alert
Texas Department of Public Safety
Mission: "Similar to wandering incidents in older adults with Alzheimer's and related dementias, those with intellectual disabilities (Autism, Developmental Disorders etc.), are also prone to wandering into unsafe environments. In year 2011, Texas AMBER Alert legislation was updated to include alerts for missing persons (of any age) with an intellectual disability. In order to avoid public confusion with AMBER Alerts for abducted children, the name "Endangered Missing Persons Alert" was selected."
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Especially Needed
Mission: "To build a strong community where individuals with special needs are valued, respected and included."
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Essential Speech and ABA Therapy
Mission: “At Essential Speech and ABA Therapy, excellence in care is at the heart of everything we do. Our facilities are open to children ages 18 months to 6 years old with full-time treatment, emphasizing early intervention."
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The following list of resources is provided for informational purposes only. The Not Forgotten 1st has compiled these resources based on our personal experiences and the experiences of others, but we encourage you to conduct your own thorough research and due diligence before engaging any of these providers. Your interactions and any agreements with these third parties are solely between you and the provider. By using this resource list, you acknowledge and agree that The Not Forgotten 1st is not liable for any direct, indirect, incidental, or consequential damages.
