We provide early intervention autism services and resources for children with developmental delays, helping parents navigate this unique journey with compassion and expertise.
Focus On The family
Our Early Start program’s curriculum aims to:
Multi-Disciplinary Approach
At Spectrum Behavioral Therapies, we provide early intervention autism services and resources for children with developmental delays. Service is uniquely designed for each individual. Early intervention services are provided through Regional Center funding. They are for children at risk for developmental disabilities or autism spectrum disorders (ASDs). This is true regardless of insurance coverage. Children who miss key milestones are still eligible for treatment even without a medical diagnosis. These treatments address autism symptoms and other disabilities.
Several peer-reviewed studies show that children with early intervention autism do much better in social, communication, and development areas if they receive early intervention services prior to the age of 3.
We are committed to using all resources to offer the best care. The program has many helpful features. These include educational resources, community and school outreach, and treatment, following national association standards. this plan will help your child reach developmental milestones. It also prepares them for future challenges and opportunities.
Our services for children with autism are a great benefit for your child. Early intervention autism services focus more on “readiness to learn” skills, which allow the child to learn from their environment (i.e., imitation, following directions, engaging with developmentally appropriate toys). These skills are addressed with the ultimate goal for the child to meet developmental milestones, then continue meeting further milestones as they come.
Direct ABA addresses more in-depth skills that follow a curriculum based on the child’s specific deficits (i.e., learning levels of friendship for a child who does not demonstrate the concept of strangers vs. safe friends/families). Direct ABA also has a deeper emphasis on behavior modification.
Toilet Training
Peer Play
Sustained Attention
Communication
Responding To Others
Reducing Challenging Behaviors (aggression, self-injurious behaviors, etc.)
Community-based Skills
School-based Skills
We are here to help you with any questions you might have surrounding ABA Therapy.
Contact us today to learn more about our programs and how we can support your child’s development. Let’s make a difference together.