ABA therapy services supporting children diagnosed with autism and other developmental delays.
Every stage of childhood comes with its unique challenges and joys. Our dedicated services cater to both children and teens, providing them with the tools and strategies they need to navigate life’s hurdles and reach their full potential.
While we are a small team, we are experienced in making a profound impact in the lives of our clients. Our play-based ABA therapy, not only offers specialized services tailored to individual needs but also empowers young learners to transition seamlessly into traditional school settings. We stand as a bridge, eliminating the tough choices parents often face between securing top-tier therapy for their children and pursuing their professional aspirations. At our core, we believe in nurturing potential and creating balanced lives.
From one-on-one sessions to social skills groups and family consultations, our services are designed to cater to the diverse needs of our clients.
Trust and expertise form the foundation of effective therapy.
Children are wonderfully unique, and their therapy should be too. After a thorough assessment, we create a therapy plan tailored specifically to your child’s needs.
At the heart of our practice is the belief that family plays a crucial role in a child’s therapeutic journey. We actively involve families in the process, offering support, education, and strategies to ensure a cohesive approach both in our center and at home.
Raising a child on the autism spectrum can present unique challenges, and it’s natural for parents to feel a range of emotions. Developmental delays can sometimes lead to behavioral concerns and added stress within the family. That’s where Spectrum of Smiles can offer support. We believe that parental involvement is key to the success of
For children with autism spectrum disorder, communication development is a crucial focus of therapy and at-home practice. Speech and language goals, often set in collaboration with therapists, are essential for improving a child’s ability to express themselves, understand others, and navigate social interactions. By embedding these goals into everyday activities, parents can create a natural and engaging
Toilet training is a big milestone for children, but it can present unique challenges for those with autism. Many parents of children on the autism spectrum struggle with this process due to sensory sensitivities, communication difficulties, or a preference for routines. But there’s good news for parents with the potty-training blues: The right approach, patience,
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