Ages 1 to 4. Clinical evaluation and diagnosis with Autism.

Birth to 18 years old.

Youth ages 6 to 18 with autism (up to 22 if enrolled in high school).

Offers social communication, play, and life skills, follows behavior analytic principles treatment packages such as modeling, peer training, social skills, and naturalistic teaching for youth with Autism.

Daily living skills including maintaining a household, caring for personal needs, buy/preparing food, choosing/accessing transportation, and navigating the community. Teaches individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities to live independently.

Teens and young adults with autism spectrum disorder

Vocational life preparation transition program. Job readiness and social behavioral skills. Quarterly reports to track individuals progress throughout the program.

Birth to 21 years old: Autism related

Clinical autism or fetal alcohol spectrum disorders diagnosis report.

Hosts periodic family outings throughout the year to help families living with autism feel more comfortable in public settings. Fun-filled excursions provide a safe, supportive way to enjoy local attractions and help promote autism awareness throughout the community.

Children and youth who are siblings of those diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder

A social program designed for children and youth who are siblings of those diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders. Utilizing strategies to promote positivity and building friendships throughout each session, this program strives to make siblings feel unique in their own way while developing a more thorough understanding of autism.