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One of our Board Certified Behavior Analysts will conduct an assessment of your child's strengths and needs and will tailor a program specifically for him or her that adjusts as your child progresses. One of our caring professionals (a Registered Behavior Technician or Behavior Health Technician) will run the program with your child up to 40 hours per week in the comfort of your home with BCBA program oversight.

Our ELC, designed for kids with autism or at risk for autism, ages 1 - 6, features a one on one RBT or BHT with each child running individualized ABA therapy programs. Our kiddos get the benefit of intensive one on one instruction while enjoying the social interaction with their peers as well as school-readiness activities such as circle time. Traditional therapies are available and the programs are overseen by BCBAs.

Our ASP is intended for kids on the autism spectrum ages 7 - 13. Each child is paired with a BHT or RBT to work a program tailored to the child while socializing with peers. The kiddos practice daily living skills such as meal prep, cleaning the kitchen, taking care of a bedroom in the mock "hotel" as well as games and group arts and crafts. Traditional therapies are available and the programs are overseen by BCBAs.

Speech therapists work diligently on receptive and expressive language skills. This may include following spoken directions, beginning sounds and words, articulation, etc... They may also provide feeding therapy. Speech evaluations and ongoing therapies are offered in our clinic as well as in the home, based on location and availability.

Occupational therapists work on fine motor skills such as writing, drawing, buttoning, zipping, and tying shoes. They may also incorporate gross motor skills like running, hopping, climbing, catching a ball, etc... OT evaluations and ongoing therapies are offered in our clinic as well as in the home, based on location and availability. 

Music therapists use instruments and voice to accomplish individual goals in behavior, communication, sensory and cognitive areas. Music therapists are board certified and tailor each program to the individual's needs. Music therapy services are offered at our clinic as well as in the home, based on location and availability.

Habilitation providers work one on one with a child or adult in the client's home or the community. The pair work on goals set by the state that might include motor skills, self-help skills, attention to task and other activities related to the individual's needs and preferences.

Respite providers care for a child or adult with special needs in the client's home or in the community. This may include watching movies together, playing games, going on a walk, or to parent/guardian-approved field trips. Respite is intended to give the primary caregiver a break.

Attendant Care providers work on daily living activities that a child or adult with special needs may have trouble doing for himself or herself. This can include personal care like brushing teeth and washing hair, meal preparation, laundry or other such tasks as dictated by the individual care plan.