A certified Applied Behavioral Analyst evaluates and designs a Personalized Treatment Program, to increase desired behaviors through positive reinforcement. The program is implemented by CHEM behavioral specialist closely supervised and monitored by the ABA Analyst assure compliance with program goals.
Music therapy is a complementary therapeutic use of music, by a board certified Music Therapist, to address behavioral, social, communicative, physical, sensory-motor, psychological and/or cognitive functioning. Music Therapists provide a variety of musical experiences in an intentional and developmentally appropriate manner to affect positive changes in behavior and facilitate the development of important skills. Studies show that children with autism respond very well to music. They often learn better and are more motivated with music.
Art therapy offers visual activities developed for children with autism, Asperger Syndrome and related disabilities. Designed to stimulate the child’s senses through manipulation and exploration, arouse curiosity and creativity, and develop a sense of mastery.
A professional cognitive therapist conducts activities to increase attention span, develop cause and affect relationships, problem solving, foster attending skills, develop communication skills, stimulate environmental awareness, and to reinforce all areas of development.
The art of guiding children’s socialization and imagination uses principles, tools, and techniques that integrate the play group model. Learn to make friends, share, borrow, take turns, be kind, show good manners, and follow rules. One sibling or friend is encouraged to participate free of charge.
A child diagnosed with non-verbal learning disability, PDD, other language and communication delays would benefit. One sibling or friend is encouraged to participate free of charge.
Speech delay and/or dysfunction is one of the primary symptoms of ASD, together with other autistic traits and challenging behaviors. Our speech/language pathologist work with the child ...
OT works on the fine and gross motor skills through special exercises. It also looks into the sensory issues that are common in ASD children.
Physical therapy uses equipment and exercises to help children overcome mobility impairment.