One Life Service, One Day at a Time

 Clients between the ages of infant-21, diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and receiving a qualifying ADOS score from their community mental health provider, may be referred for ABA services. These services include: individualized skills assessment with a research-based assessment tools, person/family centered treatment planning, home and community based treatment sessions, and caregiver support guidance from BACB certified service teams 

  Clients living in support service settings (such as adult foster care) can be referred for behavior support services to increase functional communication, decrease disruptive or unsafe behaviors, and learn more independent skills. Services include caregiver support guidance for home staff and family members.

When needed our staff can provide restrictive behavior treatment plan implementation and monitoring for the local community mental health service and their behavior management committee

 For clients of all ages, we provide individualized services to increase independent living skills, emotional regulation strategies, and community engagement services. We can help clients reach a higher level of independence at home, in school, and in the community. These services also include caregiver support and training as needed 

 For all age clients whose caregivers require periodic relief from caregiving in order to avoid burnout and attend to needs for their own self-care, such as attending appointments, running errands, relaxation, or community engagement.