Published: Apr 01, 2009 10:31 AM
Modified: Apr 01, 2009 10:31 AM
Kid-R-Us Therapy opens in ClaytonKids-R-Us Therapy has opened an office in Clayton.
Founded in 2004, Kids-R-Us Therapy provides occupational, speech and developmental therapy to children from birth to age 18. For special circumstances, the practice offers in-home visits.
“We are so excited about this new opportunity to expand into Johnston County,” said Kids-R-Us Therapy founder Donna Greene. “Our focus is to provide quality therapy services and build skills in children for greater independence and success.”
Kids-R-Us Therapy is in Suite 100 at 104 State Ave. For more information, call 553-2261 or visit www.kidsrustherapy.com.
Photography studioBrandi Autry has opened a photography studio in the Cleveland community.
She got her first taste of photography in classes at South Johnston High School. Autry graduated from Fayetteville Technical College with a degree in advertising and graphic design.
“The last 10 years I have studied with multiple photographers while developing a style of my own,” she said. “My business began at home. After growing out of that space, I moved to my new studio at 40/42.”
Autry specializes in wedding, portrait and event photography. She offers outdoor photo sessions at her home. A native of the McGee’s Crossroads community, Autry also designs albums, custom mats and frames, invitations and announcements.
“The main goal of my studio is to provide artistic portraits that capture real personality,” Autry said. “Anyone can take a picture, but I want to provide my clients with images that will be treasured for generations to come — at an affordable price. I feel as though my photography is fun while also timeless.”
Brandi K. Autry Photography & Design is in Suite D at 41 Glen Road near Food Lion. It is above Fonville Morisey and Radiance Salon. Hours are by appointment only. For more information, call (910) 850-1981 or visit www.brandiautry.com.
New medical practiceA new doctor has come to Benson.
Dr. Rachid Idrissi has opened Advanced Spine & Pain Center. Idrissi received his medical degrees from the Mohammed V University School of Medicine in Rabat, Morocco. He owns another Advanced Spine & Pain Center in Clayton.
Idrissi treats a variety of chronic pain disorders, including migraines, neck, back and facial pains, osteoarthritis and pain related to sports injuries. In addition, the practice treats pain often associated with cancer and immune-system disorders.
Idrissi’s practice is in the same building that houses MacKinnon Medical Center. Dr. Christopher MacKinnon practices family medicine. He has been in Benson for several years.
Advanced Spine & Pain Center and MacKinnon Medical Center are at 804 S. Market St. Idrissi works at the Benson office on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. He is at the Clayton office Thursdays and Fridays. For more details, call 894-1740 or go to http://advancedspinepaincenter.com.
MacKinnon takes appointments from 8 a.m. till 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday and 8 till 11 a.m. Fridays.
For more information, call 894-8121.
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