Applied Behavior Analysis Consultation and Services (ABACS) provides a variety of services for individuals with autism spectrum disorders, as well as other developmental and behavioral disorders. These services include workshops, service consultation (a specified service), and comprehensive program consultation (addresses all issues from program development, through parent and therapist trainings, to program supervision).

Ah-Ha! Connections was established to provide educational play-based services for children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder. Our mission is to help children increase engagement, build and strengthen relationships and learn to enjoy interactions with those around them. During our play-based therapy sessions, we focus on increasing each child's desire to connect, communicate, and play, as well as,develop strategies for sensory and behavioral issues. We also focus on empowering family members, helping to strengthen their skills as their child's primary caregivers.

Boston ABA is dedicated to helping individuals in need of behavioral services. Using the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis, we individually tailor each person’s intervention to meet their unique needs. We recognize that it is important to listen to our clients and their families, providing services that are effective, organized and practical for that client. More…

Boston ABA holds contracts with many school districts in Massachusetts. When working with school districts, we keep all parties involved. The goal of school-funded home programs is to extend the work being accomplished at the school into the home. That is, we promote generalization of skills across both environments through consultation with the classroom teachers and parents

Early intervention

Chatterboxes pediatric speech language pathology practice is a boutique private practice located in Newton Centre. Our caring SLP's aim to provide premium based services by building bonds with families and their children.

Our practice's overall philosophy is that we care very much about our patients and their families. This "big heart" mentality is the foundation to which all other aspects of the practice are built upon. For instance, our offices were designed purely around our patient's interests so that they ultimately are motivated and eager to attend their speech sessions. From faux lollipop gardens to live fish tanks to gumballs galore, children's eyes light up when they crawl, walk and eventually skip through our doors.

We invite you to visit us online at www.TeamChatterboxes. In the meantime, please feel free to contact our Director, Megan, at 617-969-TALK (8255) for consultation purposes.

CHILD was created by Dr. Lawrence Bronstein and Deborah Golden Alecson, M.S. to help children with cognitive, behavioral and health challenges and to support their parents and caregivers in this efort by using treaditional interventions and educational models along with biomedical approaches. Ms. Alecson is a licensed special educator and autism specialist who sees children and young adults with learning challenges and developmental disorders to assess their educational and behavioral needs; and to provide one-on-one instruction. She uses ABA and Floortime for toddlers and preschoolers who exhibit behaviors along the autism spectrum. She offers individualized instruction for elementary-aged students, adolescents and young adults by addressing issues of organization, attention, behavior and motivation. She approaches educational intervention from a holistic perspective taking into account biochemical imbalances and sensory integration. Dr. Bronstein, D.C., C.N.S., D.A.C.B.N. offers chiropractic, dietary and nutritional counseling, enzyme therapy, applied kinesiology and the Bioset hearlth system for allergy support. They know a wide range of professionals to whom they make referrals. Ms. ALecson is the author of "Alternative Treatments for Children Within the Autistic Spectrum" (Keats Publishing, 1999).

We are a small company focused on meeting any and all behavioral needs in a manner that is indivudualized and quality.services include:ABA,behavior modification, functional behavior analysis FBA, behavioral assesments and evaluations, training, inservices and workshops.

State Early Intervention Services.

Early Intervention (EI) in Massachusetts is a statewide, integrated, developmental service available to families of children between birth and three years of age. Children may be eligible for EI if they have developmental difficulties due to identified disabilities, or if typical development is at risk due to certain birth or environmental circumstances. EI provides family-centered services that facilitate the developmental progress of eligible children. EI helps children acquire the skills they will need to continue to grow into happy and healthy members of the community.

Educational Consultants of New England, Inc. is a premier full-service agency providing comprehensive and results-oriented educational programming for students with special needs and their families. Since 1994 we have specialized in children aged birth to 22 with disabilities such as anxiety disorders, Asperger's Syndrome, ADHD, autism, bipolar disorder, central auditory processing disorder, childhood disintegrative disorder, Landau-Kleffner, NLD, OCD, oppositional defiant disorder, PDD, Prader-Willi Syndrome, schizophrenia, semantic pragmatic disorder, sensory integration dysfunction, Tourette's Syndrome, and William's Syndrome.
Services include: Day School, Summer Camp, Home & School-Based Services ABA, Floortime, Verbal Behavior, Early Intervention, Social Skills/Karate Groups, and Consulting.

The autism clinic is an interdisciplinary clinic designed to evaluate children between the ages of 1 and 6 years where there is a question of autism. The clinic is composed of a developmental pediatrician, Dr. Robin Adair, a speech and language pathologist, a psychologist, an early childhood specialist and a family health worker. Families usually see the pediatrician first and are then referred to the other members of the team. Evaluations typically take place over two to three visits. Outreach to the school system can be arranged if needed. The family health worker supports the family in being able to find the services they are looking for in the community. Follow-up is on an as-needed basis. Evaluations at the Autism Clinic can be arranged by calling (508) 856-3951 or (508) 856-3149.

Since opening in 1953, the Robbins Center has provided evaluation and treatment for children and adults with communication problems as well educational programs for family members and caregivers. The Center is also the primary clinical training facility associated with the nationally respected Emerson College Department of Communication Sciences and Disorders.

Board Certified Behavior Analyst available by appointment for Behavior Assessment, Modification, and Supervision. Over 7 years working with mental health/ developmental disabilities populations aging from 2.8 - 87 years old.

First Signs, Inc. is a national non-profit organization dedicated to educating parents and pediatric professionals about the early warning signs of autism and other developmental disorders.

Our mission is to ensure the best developmental outcome for every child by promoting awareness regarding the most important and often overlooked aspects of development: social, emotional, and communication.

Serving children ages 2-6 with ASD. Social Skill groups, in-center therapy and home therapy.

Goals:

-Promote early intervention to prevent unnecessary failure and frustration.
-Awareness of environmental issues that impact childhood development
-Eliminate cultural bias and stereotypes
-Advancement of learning disabilities (LD) knowledge utilizing the Internet
-Educational conferences and multilingual media publications
-Promote and support legislation advocacy and education
-Stimulate a global atmosphere through ready access to state-of-the-art research and information worldwide.

For nearly 50 years, the caring professionals at May Institute have set a national standard for providing comprehensive, research-based services to children with autism, mental retardation, and other developmental disabilities. The May Center in Chatham provides educational services to children (3-22) using the principles of applied behavior analysis. We offer supported employment and training, family support services, school- and home-based consultation services, and community-based residences. Other services include a collaborative early childhood program with Sandwich public schools.

For nearly 50 years, the caring professionals at May Institute have set a national standard for providing comprehensive, research-based services to children with autism, mental retardation, and other developmental disabilities. The May Center in Arlington provides educational services (3-14) using the techniques of applied behavior analysis. We offer three preschool models including self-contained and integrated classrooms. Other services include occupational, physical, and speech/language therapies.

Early Intervention Specialty Service Provider

For nearly 50 years, the caring professionals at May Institute have set a national standard for providing comprehensive, research-based services to children with autism, mental retardation, and other developmental disabilities. The May Center in Braintree provides educational services to children (5-22) using the principles of applied behavior analysis. We offer a 12-month, extended day program, supported education and employment, family support services, and community-based residences. Other services offered include occupational, physical, and speech/language therapies.