Our Services

Assessment & Diagnostic Support

• Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS):
  A standardized diagnostic assessment used to support the identification of Autism Spectrum Disorder. This evaluation helps inform appropriate treatment planning. ABA therapy services begin following a completed diagnosis.

Therapeutic Interventions

• Early Intervention:
  Tailored programs for young children designed to support developmental milestones and reduce challenging behaviors.

• Social Skills Training:
  Structured support focused on enhancing social interaction, communication skills, and peer engagement.

• Behavior Modification:
  Evidence-based strategies to address maladaptive behaviors while reinforcing positive and functional behaviors.

• Challenging Behaviors: Managing and reducing behaviors such as aggression, self-injury, and tantrums.

• Behavioral Assessment: Conducting functional behavior assessments to identify the causes of problem behaviors and develop targeted interventions.

• Selective Eating: Addressing issues with food preferences and promoting a more varied diet.

• Feeding Disorders: Helping individuals with difficulties in eating, swallowing, or transitioning to new foods.

• Cognitive and Adaptive Skills: Supporting the development of skills necessary for daily living and independence.

• Functional Life Skills: Teaching skills related to self-care, community participation, and employment.

• Speech and Language Development: Enhancing verbal and non-verbal communication skills.

• Alternative Communication Methods: Implementing and teaching the use of augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) systems.

• Academic Skills: Supporting learning in areas such as reading, writing, and math.

• Study and Organizational Skills: Helping individuals develop strategies for managing their workload and staying organized.

• Social Interaction: Improving interpersonal skills and understanding social cues.

• Emotional Regulation: Teaching strategies for managing emotions and developing coping mechanisms.

• Parent Training: Educating families on effective behavior management strategies and how to support their child’s development.

• Family Dynamics: Addressing how family interactions and dynamics impact behavior and development.

• School to Adult Life: Assisting individuals in transitioning from school settings to adult environments, including employment and independent living.

• Life Skills Preparation: Preparing individuals for significant life changes and enhancing their readiness for new challenges.