I am an experienced ABA therapist/lead therapist who would like to find a family to work with.

North Shore Pediatric Therapy is a multidisciplinary clinic dedicated to consultation of treatment, providing the highest quality services to children and families. Our professionals include occupational (S.I),speech and physical therapists, ABA therapists using DT and VB, extenders of RDI and Floortime, Nutritionists, and social workers. We do individual and group sessions. We also have summer camp and intensive handwriting and bike riding programs. Deborah Michael, MSOTR, Director, also sits on the professional advisory commitee of the autism society of Illinois. She is an active member of the professional community focusing a large part of their careers on children with autism spectrum disorders. She is also certified in sensory integration (SIPT)as are her therapists. All of therapy is private, and we will help parents bill insurance.

National & International Services Available Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) Master in Early Childhood Special Education, M.S.Ed. Illinois Early Intervention Credentialed: Developmental Therapist State of Illinois Type 09, Secondary State of Illinois Special Ed. approval, LD and Learning Behavior Specialist I Indiana Autism/DD Waiver Level 2 Behavior Support provider, with Level 1 supervision Behavior Analysis Society of Illinois, President Board Certified Senior Behavior Analyst with 12 years of experience in home-based consultation services with a specialization in Verbal Behavior. Serving as consultant to various home-based programs, private and public schools, and Senior Behavior Analyst for Verbal Behavior Associates, Inc. Supervision by Dr. Carl Sundberg. We provide specialized consultation services based on educational programs using the ABLLS, and expanding skills to include integration into the typical classroom. Individualized programs are developed in order to maximize each child�s learning. We provide home-based consultations, and continued supervision of your child�s program, including parent and therapist training. Programming is focused on: -Verbal Behavior -Natural Environment Training -Discrete Trial Training -Errorless Learning -RDI Program Integration

The mission of Advocate Health Care is to serve the health needs of individuals, families and communities through a wholistic philosophy rooted in our fundamental understanding of human beings as created in the image of God.

ARC Community Support Systems offers an Early Intervention program for children ages birth to three with developmental delays or disabilities. Their services include developmental assessments, parent training, play groups, and other support services. They provide a parent education program to families living in Jasper County with a child under age five who are experiencing circumstances that may affect their child’s success. Their Family Matters Program offers family support services to families who have a child with special needs in a twenty-six county area of central and southern Illinois. Families receive help with locating and obtaining needed services such as educational, financial assistance, vocational opportunities, respite, leisure, counseling, family support groups, therapeutic services, and advocacy. Additionally, they have an in-home respite program for families in Richland County.

This site provides play-centered programs to children with disabilities, including a toy lending library, computer play programs, and play sessions.

Aspire was founded in 1960 by a small group of concerned parents who identified a need for specialized services for people with mental retardation and developmental disabilities such as autism, cerebral palsy, and epilepsy. Today, early intervention services are provided for children birth to three years of age; beginning at age 18, a complete array of day, employment and residential services for adults are available. Families are at the heart of Aspire's mission. Their decisions and support are the guiding elements in Aspire's services.

We have a certified RDI consultant on staff who provides family -centered services to individuals with autism and their familiy. The additional supports offered are ABA, TEACCH, PECS, sensory integration, behavior modification, and early intevention.

Providing a wide variety of consultation, evaluation, and treatment services to help children and families affected by developmental challenges in Illinois. We offer Occupational Therapists, Speech-Language Pathologists and Clinical Developmental Psychologists specializing in a variety of complementary therapies.

In Home Support Services Available In and Around Michigan Having a Certified Child Facilitator work with your child in their own playroom is a great way for you to see the techniques and principles of Son-Rise practiced in your own home. As a Certified Child Facilitator I can work with your child in your playroom while being observed, and/or videotaped, which is a great tool for future reference. I can do a Question and Answer session regarding my time in the playroom, and help with brainstorming games and themes for your team to bring into the playroom! Support Services Available by Phone One of the main principles of the Son-Rise Program is the idea that the key to learning is your child’s motivation With you on the phone I will help you to think of games and themes for your team to bring into the playroom based on your child’s current challenges and motivations. It’s a great way to learn how to challenge your child and optimize learning in a way that is fun and exciting for them as well as for you! Susan Nelson Certified Son–Rise Child Facilitator (734)587-6264 or email me at jacobgift@gmail.com

CARC has responded to the special needs of individuals with developmental disabilities and other special needs since 1964. Our mission is to provide quality services which promote choice, independence and community integration.

The Chicago Education Project is a nonprofit organization servicing children and families with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Pervasive Developmental Disorder, behavioral disorders and special learning disabilities. The Chicago Education Project uses scientifically-based principles including ABA/VB and RDI to create individualized treatment plans that address the unique needs of our students. The Chicago Education Project provides consultation services from master’s level behavior analysts and speech pathologist on a variety of topics including home based programs, potty training, eating, and social skills training. Emphasis is placed on creating motivating environments in school, clinic and the home, in which children enjoy learning and are able to reach their full potential.

Clearbrook is committed to being a leader in creating innovative opportunities, services and supports to individuals with developmental disabilities.

Developmental Services Center (DSC) of Champaign, Illinois is a non-profit organization serving developmentally disabled individuals in Champaign and Ford Counties. The mission of DSC is to enhance the lives of persons with disabilities by providing services and supports which enable them to live, work, learn and participate in their communities.

Government Early Intervention Services.

Good Shepherd Center Early Intervention Program This program provides therapeutic services for children with developmental disabilities/delays, age’s birth to 3 that include Physical, Occupational, Speech & Developmental Therapy to improve the overall physical condition of the child, while preparing them to transition to public school Early Childhood programs most effectively. Families are offered a choice of 3 different formats in which their child may receive Early Intervention services through our agency. The service models for this program include classroom based, medical appointment or in-home appointments.

To assist people with disabilities to achieve their highest level of independence through quality programs and services.

We provide speech and occupational therapy for children 0-12 years.

Consulting corporation offering comprehensive in-home and in-school services for children with developmental delays. Behavioral, Educational and Developmental Consulting and Therapy Programs that are individually tailored to the needs of each specific child. Offering trained therapists, family/therapist trainings, in-services, evaluative reports and educational advocacy at IEP meetings.

Illinois' Early Intervention program's mission is to assure that families who have infants and toddlers, birth to three, with diagnosed disabilities, developmental delays or substantial risk of significant delays receive resources and supports that assist them in maximizing their child's development, while respecting the diversity of families and communities.