Welcome to We Rock the Spectrum Kid’s Gym in Tarzana, CA
About Us
WRTS is committed to providing a safe, nurturing, and fun environment to foster learning, exploration and safe sensory experiences. Through our nonprofit My Brother Rocks The Spectrum Foundation, we provide social skills groups and activities for children across the spectrum.
What Parents Say
- My hyper child and my younger child both LOVED this place. Clean, fun and is super equipped with sensory stimulation. Thanks DINA!!!
Jenny R.Winnetka - This place is amazing! My wife and I had been looking for a good place to bring our 4 year old son for a while and heard about “We Rock the Spectrum Kids Gym” from a good friend.Jim M.Tarzana
- BEST PLACE!… My kids go here every time school is out for winter or spring break. Dina is amazing, place is clean, she brings in all sorts of people to make it interesting for the kids.Ken and Monique F.Tarzana
- We love this place. My son is 5 and his dad feels like this is one of the few places they cay really play full-out INSIDE! The zip line, trampoline and crafts room are a huge hit with my son.Deborah S.North Hollywood
Meet Our Staff
Dina Kimmel
Founder of We Rock the Spectrum Kid's Gym, LLC
“One of the biggest challenges when you have a child with any disability is that often all of your focus lands on them and the other siblings feel neglected or deprived”.
Coach Ingrid
Manager at We Rock the Spectrum Kid's Gym
OUR BLOG
Learn About Our Sensory-Safe Services for Kids with Autism
What does it mean to be a sensory-safe gym for ALL kids? At We Rock the Spectrum Kid’s Gym in Tarzana, it means making sure that we provide a safe environment for all children. We believe in...
How Swimming Therapy Can Help Children with Autism
At We Rock the Spectrum Kid’s Gym in Tarzana, we see firsthand everyday how important exercise is for children — especially children on the spectrum. It helps them get their energy out...
Activities for Special Needs Children at We Rock The Spectrum Tarzana
Have you gotten frustrated searching for activities for special needs children? You know they are out there and you really want your children to be able to participate in them and take advantage...
WRTS Tarzana Is A Place with Fun Activities for Children with Autism
Do you know who offers fun activities for kids with autism? The answer is We Rock The Spectrum Kid’s Gym does. They offer activities and programs through state funded programs that allow them to...
Are You Looking for a Great Place for a Special Needs Child to Play?
Are you looking for a great place to take your children to play? Do you have a special needs child or children and aren’t sure where to bring them for a fun environment that will also help them...
Why Inclusion Awareness Month is Important
April is Autism Inclusion Awareness Month, which kicks off with World Autism Inclusion Awareness Day on Thursday, April 2, 2020. For the past two years, We Rock the Spectrum has recognized this...
How to Better Support Siblings in Special Needs Families
Siblings are lifelong friends. They are usually in the lives of their brothers and sisters much longer than anyone else. While children with special needs may require a little more attention and...
5 Easy Valentine’s Day Crafts for Your Kids
February is here and Valentine’s Day is just around the corner! Crafting cute cards and decorations with your kids is the perfect way to celebrate the month of love. Since children, particularly...
The Benefits of a Sensory Gym for Teens and Young Adults
A common misconception is that there is an age limit for sensory gyms. In actuality, sensory gyms—and play—are important for people of all ages. They are especially beneficial for teens and adults...
Making 2020 the Best Year Yet: Setting Resolutions for Special Needs Families
Beginning a new year can be daunting for parents with special needs children. However, it’s a great opportunity to set new goals and make commitments for the year. For children with special...
10 Things Every Child with Autism Wishes You Knew By Ellen Notbohrn
The child who lives with Autism may look “normal” but his or her behavior can be perplexing and downright difficult. Today, the citadel of autism, once thought of as an incurable disorder, is...
Meet my mentor in life, Marvin Kimmel! Always pay it forward my fellow We Rockers!
Above is a photo of Marvin Kimmel, my children’s great grandfather and myself Dina Kimmel Founder and Ceo of WRTS, LLC at Boca Raton’s Grand Opening in April. He surprised me at the...
