Dedicated Support for Children with Autism

We believe every child with autism has unique strengths waiting to be discovered and developed. Our specialized approach helps children with autism thrive by building on their individual interests and capabilities.

Our Community

The Families We Serve

We welcome children with autism spectrum disorder ages 18 months through 7 years, serving learners at all skill levels and developmental stages. Our programs support children with diverse communication abilities and learning styles, including students preparing for transition to educational settings.

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Unlocking Potential

Building Skills for Life

We focus on building skills that help children with autism navigate their world with confidence, communicate their needs effectively, and develop meaningful relationships. Every program is designed around your child's unique profile, ensuring they're not just learning skills – they're discovering their own path to success.

Communication: From first words to complex conversation skills
Social Interaction: Building meaningful connections with peers and family
Daily Living Skills: Independence in self-care and routine activities
Academic Readiness: Foundational skills for educational success
Behavior Support: Positive strategies for managing challenges
Play Skills: Joyful engagement with toys, games, and activities
Beyond traditional therapy - BIG's innovative approach to behavioral intervention
Here to Guide You

Frequently Asked Questions

We understand choosing the right support for your child is one of the most important decisions you'll make. Here are some answers to help guide your journey.

What age should my child start therapy?

ABA therapy can be started at any age, but research has shown that it is best to start as early as possible. BIG specializes in early intervention ABA therapy.

What are the best schools for children with autism spectrum disorder?

Schools for children with autism spectrum disorder specialize in teaching children using methods proven to build social, communication, play, and academic skills. At BIG, we serve children 18 months to age 7 with autism and related developmental challenges by providing an intensive, full-day ABA program in a classroom environment.

Does my child need to have a diagnosis to receive services?

A formal diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder from a licensed diagnostic professional is typically required for insurance to authorize ABA therapy. There may be other diagnoses that deem ABA medically necessary. We can work with families to determine if this is the case for their child.