Recreation Center

Recreation activities are an important aspect of life as they help reduce stress and energize and strengthen a person’s body, mind, and spirit. There are endless recreation choices including playing or listening to music, traveling, watching movies, gardening, participating or watching sports, sewing, playing games, photography, and more. Commonly, people with autism spectrum disorder have restricted and focused interests, difficulty communicating and interacting with others, and sensitivities to various aspects of the environment. This can greatly impact interest and participation in recreation activities. Use the tools and resources in the Recreation Center to find ways to support and expand recreation and leisure activities.

Recreation/Fitness Center

Camps

Amusements

Swimming Pools

Parks, Zoos, and Aquariums

Playgrounds

Additional Kohl's Autism Awareness Recreation Resources

External Links

Patient Stories

  • Everyone at CSH made me feel like my opinions and concerns were being heard, they explained every step and gave us lessons to apply at home.

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  • It was hard being in the hospital for so long, but we were grateful that CSH allowed parents to stay. The hospital had a family lounge, game nights, and lots of ways to keep the parents informed. We had weekly meetings with his care team and received daily ...

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