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Programs & Services

Your Chicagoland Autism Therapy Center

We specialize in play-based, personalized ABA therapy to empower children and families across the Chicagoland area. Our dedicated team works hand-in-hand with families to help children build essential skills and reach their full potential.

Early Intervention

Early intervention–focused ABA for young children, starting at age 2.

These programs emphasize critical developmental milestones to maximize progress during this pivotal stage of brain development.

Why Early Intervention?

  • Builds foundational communication, language, and social skills.
  • Uses play-based, assent-based strategies to foster engagement and learning.
  • Addresses developmental delays with individualized approaches tailored to each child.
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Parent Training

We provide parents with the tools they need to reinforce skills at home and promote progress outside therapy sessions.

Training Focus

  • Managing challenging behaviors using proactive techniques.
  • Generalizing therapy skills into everyday routines.
  • Hands-on strategies to empower families in their child’s development.

Center-Based Therapy

Designed for children aged 2-7, our Center-Based Therapy provides a structured, play-based environment to promote learning and engagement.

Program Features

  • Play-based activities that target cognitive, social, and motor skills.
  • Opportunities for peer interaction in a controlled and supportive setting.
  • Customizable goals aligned with each child’s unique developmental needs.
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Social Skills

Our Social Skills Group Therapy program enhances peer interaction and cooperative play in structured, group-based settings.

What’s Included

  • Facilitated group sessions focusing on social communication and interaction.
  • Play-based activities to teach turn-taking, sharing, and problem-solving.
  • Community-based outings to practice and generalize social skills in real-world scenarios.

Play Skills Development

Our Play Skills Development program is a cornerstone of our play-based, assent-based approach.

Skills Targeted

  • Imaginative Play: Building creativity, language, and problem-solving.
  • Fine Motor Skills: Enhancing coordination and focus through puzzles, toys, and crafts.
  • Cooperative Play: Teaching teamwork, turn-taking, and empathy.
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