Learning differently, thriving together
We offer ABA, speech therapy, and behavioral health services for neurodivergent learners. Support is available for students enrolled in our schools and for families in the wider community, with services in our clinic, at home, in other schools, virtually, and in community settings.
A family-centered approach
We work with families to understand each child’s needs, identify behavioral triggers, and set meaningful, achievable goals. Evidence-based strategies help children build skills in a way that respects their interests, individuality, age, and abilities.
- Person-centered support shaped around individual learning styles and interests
- Educational enrichment that supports each child’s development
- Collaboration with occupational and physical therapists, speech therapists, and psychologists
- Caregiver coaching to reinforce learning and support progress beyond sessions
ABA therapy & individualized support
Board Certified Behavior Analysts develop programs based on each child’s skill assessments. Children can receive one-to-one sessions with Registered Behavior Technicians, with activities focused on social, communication, learning, and motor skills.
- Individual skill assessments and BCBA-developed programs
- One-to-one sessions with a Registered Behavior Technician
- Positive reinforcement to support learning and communication
- Activities that develop coordination, everyday routines, and independence
Speech & occupational therapy
Our BCBAs collaborate with other specialists to support consistency across services. Speech and occupational therapy address communication and speech clarity, alongside mental, emotional, and physical needs that affect everyday participation.
Caregiver & provider training
Our BCBAs guide caregivers and childcare providers in responding to everyday learning, emotional, and behavioral challenges. Training helps families reinforce the skills children develop during therapy and use supportive strategies in daily life.
Group learning & classroom routines
Children practice skills with peers and build toward longer group activities that reflect preschool routines. Support includes managing belongings, packing bags, taking turns, and learning routines for classrooms, restrooms, and playgrounds.
Social connection & everyday skills
Playdates, group activities, and opportunities to share talents help children practice social interaction with support. Mixed-ability groups encourage learning together, with activities guided by Registered Behavior Technicians.
How to get started
Speak with a coordinator at your chosen center to discuss your child’s needs and the right next step.
- Choose a location and speak with a coordinator
- Allow 48 hours to verify insurance coverage or discuss self-pay options
- Schedule an in-school, in-home, or virtual assessment with a BCBA
- Receive a treatment plan and begin therapy