SNL star stops by therapy

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(Free-Press-Release.com) August 15, 2011 -- Saturday Night Live funnyman Jay Pharoah stopped by Rapid Development Therapy Cayman Islands last week to bring some laughs to a child with special needs.
The young comedian visited Dolphin Cove to swim with dolphins, and decided to spread some joy and laughter to Izaak Chesney-Beales, who was participating in the RDTCI dolphin-assisted therapy program.
12-year-old Izaak has been diagnosed with Global Development Delay, a disability with symptoms similar to children with autism and Asperger’s. Izaak and his family traveled from the UK to the Cayman Islands to participate.

The therapy helps children like Izaak with development issues. The program consists of intense, traditional therapy methods combined with the unique motivator of the dolphins.

For more information on how to participate in Rapid Development Therapy, visit their website at http://www.rdtci.com or call 305.704.7012, or contact Brian Wright at 224.645.8177 or brian@rdtci.com

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