Early Intervention

Early intervention is crucial for helping children with autism and developmental disabilities achieve the best possible outcomes. Early intervention focuses on children aged 0-5 and includes:

• Focused or comprehensive treatment plans aimed at promoting communication, social interaction, and self-regulation skills.
• Development of daily living skills.
• Family collaboration, ensuring caregivers are involved in the therapy process and can reinforce skills at home.
• Focus on naturalistic, play-based therapy where children can learn through play.
  

Caregiver Education

We recognize the vital role caregivers play in reinforcing therapeutic goals and supporting the individual's progress. ABA therapy includes ongoing caregiver education:

• Hands-on training for caregivers to reinforce positive behaviors and skills learned in therapy.
• Practical strategies for managing challenges and improving daily routines.
• Ongoing support and guidance, helping caregivers address challenges as they arise.
• Communication techniques to help caregivers effectively support the individual in their home and community.
• Tools to help caregivers with their own emotional regulation during challenging behaviors.

Social Skills Group for Teens

Our Social Skills Group for teens focuses on developing essential social skills in a group setting. This includes:

• Building communication skills for effective conversations and interactions.
• Conflict resolution techniques to navigate common social challenges.
• Emotional regulation strategies to manage emotions in social situations.
• Opportunities for peer interactions in a safe, structured environment to practice social skills.
• Currently only offered via telehealth (virtually).



Self-Determination Program for Adults

This program empowers adults with autism and developmental disabilities to take control of their lives. Key features include:

• Development of independent living skills, such as managing personal care, budgeting, and household tasks.
• Job readiness training to help adults pursue meaningful employment.
• Self-advocacy skills to communicate personal goals and needs.
• Support with exploring personal interests and hobbies to increase leisure skills and community engagement.
• Decision-making training to help adults make informed choices about their daily lives and future.