Arthur and his mom arrived this morning at 7:55am. He and his morning behavior technician, Heather, are happily working together by 8am, just like the other young children at the center. As Arthur receives 35 hours a week of one-on-one therapy, he is learning to communicate, play, and interact, while gaining life skills and preparing for his eventual transition to school.

Breanne is dropped off at the center by her dad at 4pm, right after school. Breanne is excited to work with her technician, Kasey. Breanne receives one-on-one ABA therapy for 10 hours a week. She is working on improving the way she communicates with her peers. She has a focused program that concentrates on supporting and improving her social skills and her life skills.

Craig receives one-on-one ABA therapy in a variety of settings. His technician meets him at home three days a week and the other two days in the center. Little by little, Craig is learning how to be independent. He has big goals of getting a job and being better able to take care of himself in the future—and his team is helping him to achieve these goals.