Your child has feelings and thoughts and needs just like everyone else. But sometimes they need help making communication actually happen. Sometimes a child on the Autism Spectrum may have no words, a few words, or struggle to make connections. We help bridge the gap so your child never feels voiceless. We help children build clear, confident communication skills they can use at home, school, and in the community. Our ABA approach focuses on helping learners express their needs, share ideas, and engage in meaningful conversations. Sessions blend direct instruction with natural opportunities to practice real communication. Families receive guidance as well, so new skills continue to grow outside of sessions.

Our social skills programming creates a supportive space where children learn to connect with peers in genuine, enjoyable ways. We focus on turn-taking, perspective-taking, cooperation, and navigating everyday social situations. Activities are structured but fun, giving kids the chance to practice while feeling safe and successful. Over time, children build confidence, flexibility, and stronger peer relationships and learn to develop the life skills they need to thrive.

We help families understand their child’s IEP and ensure it reflects their true needs and strengths. Our team reviews evaluations, goals, and services to identify what’s working and where changes may be needed. We also prepare parents for school meetings so they feel informed, empowered, and supported. During meetings, we can participate alongside families to advocate for appropriate, effective educational supports and guide families to resources they are entitled to.

Applied Behavior Analysis provides structured, evidence-based strategies to understand why challenging behaviors occur. ABA helps identify the triggers, patterns, and skill deficits that contribute to behaviors such as aggression, self-injury, elopement, noncompliance, and tantrums. Through assessment, we develop individualized behavior plans tailored to each child’s needs and strengths. ABA teaching focuses on building replacement skills that help reduce the need for challenging behavior. Parents and caregivers receive tools and strategies to support consistency across environments. Over time, ABA leads to meaningful improvements in daily routines, communication, independence, and overall quality of life.

We offer internal speech and language therapy to support communication, social interaction, and functional language development. Our speech-language pathologists assess each child’s expressive, receptive, and pragmatic language needs. Therapy may focus on building vocabulary, improving articulation, strengthening social communication, or developing AAC skills. Virtual sessions are individualized and designed to meet children where they are. We work closely with families to support communication strategies at home and in the community. Speech therapy can be provided alongside ABA to create a cohesive, integrated approach to skill development.

Parents are guided step-by-step on how to use practical strategies that work during everyday routines. We teach caregivers how to use reinforcement, prompting, visuals, and structured routines to support their child’s success at home and in the community. Families learn how to respond to challenging behaviors in a calm, consistent, and effective way. We provide coaching during sessions so parents can practice the skills with real-time support. Our goal is to empower caregivers with confidence, knowledge, and sustainable tools they can use long after therapy ends. Parents become active partners in the process, creating stronger carryover and meaningful long-term progress.