We are A non-profit based program that offers a In home program for Children who have ASD. We believe and focus on developing individualized teaching programs while utilizing the benefits and techniques of incidental teaching procedures to promote a natural learning environment, relevant teaching material, and focus on the interests of each child.

I recieved my degree in Applied Behavior Analysis from Columbia University and have consulted home based programs in New York and Portland. I have worked with children with special needs in both school and home settings since 2000. I specialize in verbal behavior, Relationship Development Intervention (RDI), theory of mind, and social groups/play skills. All programs are individualized to children and family needs and incorporate goals to teach across all domains. I believe that with a positive approach and the science of applied behavior analysis all children have the potential to learn.

NARHA Premier Accredited Center

Agape Institute is a non-profit organization committed to helping people with special needs heal and succeed through therapeutic horseback riding.

Providing ABA consultative services to children in and around the Portland, OR area

At Autism ANSWERS our mission is to improve the quality of life for individuals with autism and their families by providing high-quality, research-based home therapy and school-based programs, training, and community outreach in the Northwest region of the U.S.

The Autism Behavioral Consultants (ABC) provides consultation services to parents and their team of providers which include supervision, analysis of data, and problem-solving. Observation of various team members is often an important service to ensure consistency of intervention among team members.

Behavior Analysis Treatment & Training focuses on developing individualized Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) programs for children with developmental disabilities. The goal of B.A.T.T. is to optimize each child's developmental potential in the following areas: social interaction, non-verbal and verbal communication, self-management and cognitive skills.

We offer behavior analytic programming to draw upon your child's strengths, as well as help your child to overcome his/her areas of difficulty. Each child's ABA program is a balance between Natural Environmental Teaching and structured teaching, utilizing the errorless learning technique. B.A.T.T. balances the need for structured teaching with incidental teaching to help your child learn to respond and initiate within his/her environment.

Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy, Family Therapy, Neurofeedback, Mild Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy

B.E.A.T. Riding Center, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that exists to provide physically, mentally and emotionally challenged individuals an opportunity for emotional and physical growth through horsemanship. BEAT's home is at Horsin-A-Round Stables 20 miles west of Portland in Banks, Oregon.

Bridgeway House is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization helping children and families by providing treatments, courses, and support to families and individuals affected by autism and related disabilities. This organization was created in 2002 by Patricia A. Wigney, a dedicated parent who traveled the Pacific Northwest in search of resources to help her autistic daughter. After four years of gathering information and resources she decided to assemble a group of parents and professionals to bring life altering services to one location in her community. Her dream was to have treatments, courses, information, and support easily accessible to the autism community.

Elizabeth Mishler, BCBA
beth@bridgespdx.com

Emily Hoyt, BCBA
Emily@bridgespdx.com

Building Bridges
3533 SE Milwaukie
Portland, OR 97202
503-235-3122
BridgesPDX.com
beth@bridgespdx.com

Building Bridges provides behavioral services for young children with language and social delays including autism.

Individual therapy/Classrooms/
Social Skills groups

Variety of traditional and new clinical & consultative services for individuals across age and ability spectra with issues regarding speech, language, listening, attention, auditory processing, auditory sensitivity, behavior, reading & learning. Programs include EEG Neurofeedback, Advanced Biofeedback, singular or combined therapies using sound, light and motion. Some sequences of short, intense programs provided in office or at home.

The CDRC improves the lives of individuals with disabilities or special health needs through leadership and effective partnerships with individuals, families, communities, and public and private agencies.

The CDRC Autism Program provides services to children with established or suspected symptoms on the autism spectrum. We provide assessment, diagnoses, recommendations, treatment and ongoing consultation to the families we serve. The clinic is comprised of an interdisciplinary team of clinical psychologists, developmental pediatricians, speech/language pathologists, occupational therapists, audiologists and social workers who come together to understand the individual differences and needs of each child we meet. We work as a team to provide specific diagnoses and recommendations to families. Our goal is to provide competent interdisciplinary assessment, diagnoses, recommendations, and treatments in a supportive and caring environment, where parents are respected and believed to be their child’s best advocate. Our mission is to improve the quality of life for individuals on the autism spectrum and their families through partnerships with families, professionals, and the autism community.

Offering evaluations and treatment in the areas of communication and behaviors for those with autism spectrum disorders. The goal being social/communication and academic success.
Consulting, inservices and trainings are also available.

Providing direct training services & programs for individuals with autism and their family and professional providers (structured teaching and other developmental interventions).

Vision Therapy

Music therapist - autism, comm.dis. & DD

Equitopia is a therapeutic horseback riding program of the Arc of Benton County and a member of the North American Riding for the Handicapped Association (NARHA).