Total Spectrum is proud to announce the opening of the Northville Learning Center, where kids with autism can receive comprehensive and specialized therapy services.

The Northville Learning Center aims to create a nurturing and inclusive environment that promotes learning, socialization, and independence. The center, located at 43334 West Seven Mile Road, Suite 200, officially opened on May 14 with a ribbon cutting and open house.

The center serves Northville and the surrounding areas in the southeastern part of Michigan, about 30 miles northwest of Detroit. It provides applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy to help children with autism and other developmental concerns.

“We are one of four sister sites in the metro Detroit area of Michigan East,” said Erica Boreczky, the center’s assistant clinical director. “We have one in Northville, one in Livonia, one in Sterling Heights, and one in Ann Arbor. We’re really excited to be part of so many different communities supporting all of our families and those that need us the most — our kids that we serve.”

An Autism Learning Center That Contributes to a Successful Community

City leaders, including Northville Mayor Brian Turnbull and Northville Public Schools Superintendent RJ Webber, were on hand to help celebrate the opening, tour the center, and meet the staff.

“This center doing ABA in the way it is for families — for students who are incredibly talented and gifted in so many ways and just need some additional help in navigating this world and how important that is — is really near and dear to my heart,” said Webber, a lifelong educator.

“An arbiter of a successful community is how we take care of those who need help. And I’m very grateful that you’re here,” he said.

“We serve 7,000 kids in our district. And with the rise that we’ve seen in autism spectrum, we can argue about why,” Webber added. “To me, ‘Why?’ is a decent question to answer for prevention. But what I’m most concerned about today is: What do we do today to help people today? When people talk about ‘Why do you think kids are doing this?’ or ‘Why do you think kids are doing that?’ or ‘Why is mental health an issue now?’ Sure, I’ll have that conversation with you. But I get more excited about people like you all who come in here and want to do something today.”

Northville’s mayor echoed Webber’s sentiments.

“We’re here getting the community ready for the future,” Turnbull said. “And we’re so fortunate that you’ve decided to be here in Northville.”

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Priorities ABA is proud to announce the opening of the Jacksonville Learning Center, where kids with autism can receive comprehensive and specialized ABA therapy services.

The Jacksonville Learning Center aims to create a nurturing and inclusive environment that promotes learning, socialization, and independence. The center officially opened Nov. 30 with a ribbon cutting and open house.

“Here at our new location, our goal is to bring families here in the Onslow County area compassionate and contemporary ABA therapy for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD),” Amber Adams, managing behavior analyst at the Jacksonville Learning Center, said at the grand opening. “This new facility allows us to provide one-on-one therapy in a group setting, where kids can work on skills such as communications, activities of daily living, and socialization while forming friendships.”

Experienced ABA Provider for NC Families

Priorities ABA has more than 20 years of experience providing compassionate, contemporary ABA therapy for families in North Carolina.

Priorities ABA has home and community-based services Jacksonville, Fayetteville, New Bern, and Charlotte. It also works with military families stationed at Cherry Point, Camp Lejeune, New River Air Station, Fort Bragg, and other areas. It plans to open a center in Raleigh in 2024.

The opening of the Jacksonville Learning Center featured an official ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Jacksonville Onslow Chamber of Commerce, tours of the facility, opportunities to speak with the Jacksonville leadership team, and festive winter-themed family activities. It even included an option to get pictures taken with Santa in a sensory-friendly and supportive environment.

“As a chamber of commerce, we are always thankful when a business opens and expands because of the jobs it creates,” Laurette Leagon, president of the Jacksonville Onslow Chamber of Commerce, said at the opening. She commended the center as a much-needed resource for the community.

Helping Kids With Autism Reach Their Full Potential

At Priorities ABA, applied behavior analysis is at the core of everything we do. Our services include ABA therapy based in our Learning Centers, the client’s home, or in the community.

The Jacksonville Learning Center is located at 806 Bell Fork Rd, Jacksonville, NC 28540. We provide services to children and families who reside in Onslow, Jones, and Carteret Counties, Camp Lejeune, and New River Air Station.

Priorities ABA is part of LEARN Behavioral, a national organization dedicated to nurturing potential in children and young adults with autism — and supporting families from day one. 

We’re both focused on the same mission: to help kids with autism and other developmental disabilities reach their unique potential. Together, we’re committed to making a positive impact on the lives of individuals and their families by delivering personalized services that address their individual needs and goals.

The Jacksonville Learning Center’s opening is a milestone that reaffirms LEARN’s mission. It’s making a positive impact on the lives of individuals with autism and their families. It’s making a difference in the lives of families in the Jacksonville community and beyond.

To find out more about the Jacksonville Learning Center, visit https://prioritiesaba.com/locations/jacksonville/

At LEARN Behavioral, we are proud to celebrate our provider, Behavioral Concepts Innovation (BCI), and their recent milestone event in Taunton, Massachusetts.

On Sept. 28, 2023, BCI hosted an open house and ribbon cutting — showcasing their dedication to providing high-quality applied behavior analysis (ABA) services for families with autism.

BCI’s History of Excellence

BCI has been providing ABA therapy to kids with autism throughout Massachusetts for more than 20 years. The company began by helping schools. Later, it became a Specialty Service Provider for the Department of Public Health, focusing on Early Intervention for children under the age of three. Today, BCI has grown to include 10 Learning Centers across the state of Massachusetts as well as home and community-based services in New Hampshire and Vermont.

In addition to ABA therapy, BCI also offers diagnostic services for children with developmental delays or suspected autism. Our mission is simple. We use contemporary ABA to help children diagnosed with autism discover the world around them. We teach them daily living skills so they can take part in their communities and reach their fullest potential.

The BCI Taunton Autism Learning Center

BCI’s newest location — Taunton Learning Center — will bring compassionate care close to home to families in the greater Taunton area.

The ribbon-cutting event included remarks from Kris Silva, president and CEO of the Taunton Chamber of Commerce, as well as Taunton Mayor Shaunna O’Connell. State representatives Carol Doherty and Norman Orrall also attended.

The event provided an opportunity for families, local leaders, and healthcare professionals to learn more about the support and resources that BCI can offer.

Continuing the BCI Mission

BCI’s Taunton Learning Center opening event was not only a celebration of BCI’s history and growth but also a reaffirmation of its mission. BCI is committed to offering quality ABA therapy and helping people with autism reach their full potential.

LEARN Behavioral is proud to partner with BCI and celebrate this important milestone. As they continue to make a positive impact on the lives of individuals with autism and their families, we look forward to the great work they will do in the Taunton community and beyond.

To find out more about the Taunton Learning Center, visit https://bciaba.com/locations/taunton

Tandem Therapy is proud to announce the opening of the Henderson Learning Center, where kids with autism can receive comprehensive and specialized ABA therapy services.

The Henderson Learning Center aims to create a nurturing and inclusive environment that promotes learning, socialization, and independence. The center officially opened Oct. 24 with a ribbon cutting and open house.

“With the opening of our Henderson center, we hope to bring families here in Clark County area compassionate, contemporary ABA services for children with autism spectrum disorder,” Tandem Clinical Director Elvira Kuchuryan said at the event. “The new facility allows us to provide one-to-one therapy in a group setting, where kids can work on social skills, communication skills, activities of daily living skills, and socialization — while forming friendships.”

Tandem Therapy Services — a Leader in Autism Treatment

Tandem Therapy Services was founded in Las Vegas in 2000. In the last 20 years, it has grown to be a leader in the Las Vegas Valley for providing comprehensive, evidence-based treatments for children with autism. The Henderson Learning Center expands Tandem’s services across the Greater Las Vegas area.

The open house gave families a chance to tour the center, meet the leadership team, and hear remarks from city leaders.

“We appreciate your commitment to using contemporary applied behavior analysis (ABA) to deliver tailored treatment exclusively to the unique needs of every child with autism within your care,” Henderson Councilwoman Carrie Cox said. “The city of Henderson looks forward to continuing a long and successful relationship with you as a community partner.”

Continuing the LEARN Behavioral Mission

At Tandem, applied behavior analysis (ABA) is at the core of everything we do. Our services include in-home and center-based ABA therapy.

Our Henderson Learning Center is located at 3041 W Horizon Ridge Parkway, Suite 150, Henderson, NV 89052. We provide ABA services to families who reside in Boulder City, Henderson, Las Vegas, Mesquite, and North Las Vegas.

While Tandem operates in Nevada, it’s also part of LEARN Behavioral, a national organization renowned for autism treatment. Both organizations share the same mission: to find success for every child in their care. They work together to provide personalized services that meet individual needs and goals.

The opening of the Henderson Learning Center shows Tandem and LEARN Behavioral’s commitment to helping children with autism and their families. The center will be a hub for high-quality ABA therapy services. This new location will help children with autism grow and develop. It will also give hope and support to their families. To find out more about the Henderson Learning Center, visit https://tandemtherapyservices.com/locations

Trellis Services is proud to announce the opening of the Perry Hall Learning Center at its new Honeygo Boulevard location, where kids with autism can receive comprehensive and specialized ABA therapy services.

The Perry Hall Learning Center aims to create a nurturing and inclusive environment that promotes learning, socialization, and independence. The center officially opened Oct. 19 with a ribbon cutting and open house.

“With the opening of our Perry Hall Learning Center, we hope to bring families here in the Baltimore County area compassionate, contemporary ABA therapy for children with autism spectrum disorder,” Trellis Clinical Director Anne McHugh said at the event. “The new facility allows us to provide one-to-one therapy in a group setting, where kids can work on skills, such as communication, activities of daily living, and socialization — while forming friendships.”

Trellis Services — a History of Excellence

Trellis Services is an ABA therapy provider that has been serving families in Maryland for more than 20 years. Trellis has Learning Centers in Hunt Valley and Forest Hill. This reopening of Perry Hall at its new location gave families a chance to tour the center, meet the leadership team, and hear remarks from area leaders.

The Perry Hall Learning Center not only brings essential services to the community for families affected by autism but also provides jobs to the local workforce. Trellis connects the community with resources that lead to empowerment and inclusivity.

Experience Excellence at Perry Hall Autism Learning Center

Applied behavior analysis (ABA) is at the core of everything we do. At the Perry Hall Learning Center, we offer a full suite of ABA services. Those range from assessment and diagnostic evaluations to therapy in our Learning Centers or your home and community. We also offer occupational and speech therapy and family counseling, depending on your child’s needs.

Our Perry Hall Learning Center is located at 7939 Honeygo Boulevard, Suite 127, Nottingham, MD 21236. We serve families residing in surrounding cities, including Abingdon, Bel Air, Dundalk, Essex, Fallston, Middle River, Nottingham, Parkville, Perry Hall, Rosedale, and White Marsh.

While the Trellis team delivers services in Maryland, it’s also part of LEARN Behavioral, a national organization known for its expertise in treating autism. They’re focused on the same mission: to help kids with autism and other developmental disabilities find success. Together, they’re committed to making a positive impact on the lives of individuals and their families by delivering personalized services that address their unique needs and goals.

The Perry Hall Learning Center is not only a celebration Trellis’s history and growth but also a reaffirmation of LEARN’s mission. LEARN is proud to partner with The Perry Hall Learning Center and celebrate this important milestone. As they continue to make a positive impact on the lives of individuals with autism and their families, we look forward to the great work they will do in the Perry Hall community and beyond.

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The Wisconsin Early Autism Project (WEAP) and Total Spectrum are proud to announce the opening of the Glendale Learning Center, where kids with autism can receive comprehensive and specialized ABA therapy services.

The Glendale Learning Center aims to create a nurturing and inclusive environment that promotes learning, socialization, and independence. The center, located in a former chocolate factory in suburban Milwaukee, officially opened Oct. 18 with a ribbon cutting and open house.

“We’re hoping to bring families here in the Milwaukee County area compassionate, contemporary ABA services for children on the autism spectrum,” Managing Behavior Analyst Christina Murphy said at the event. “This new facility will allow us to provide one-on-one services in a group setting where kids can work on skills such as social skills, adaptive living skills, and communication skills — while building friendships.”

WEAP and Total Spectrum Open Glendale Autism Learning Center

The Glendale Learning Center is co-operated by WEAP and Total Spectrum — organizations that have a combined 35 years of experience serving children with autism across Wisconsin. They offer a comprehensive approach to evaluation, diagnosis, and treatment to help children reach their unique potential.

The opening of the Glendale Learning Center allowed families to meet the Glendale leadership team — Senior Clinical Director Heather Bania from WEAP and Clinical Director Brook Marcellis from Total Spectrum. The event included the North Shore Chamber of Commerce, tours of the facility, sensory-friendly fall-themed activities for families, and remarks from city leaders.

“I’ve been to a lot of ribbon cuttings lately,” Glendale Mayor Bryan Kennedy said. “It’s been really exciting to see how our local economy has rebounded from the pandemic, and we’ve seen so many new businesses open. But it’s really wonderful when it’s a new business like this that offers a very specialized service that really, truly meets the needs of those who need special care and special attention in the community.”

Partnership Focuses on Helping Kids With Autism Thrive

WEAP provides services for children up to age 6, and Total Spectrum provides services for children ages 6 and up. Together, they offer:

• Comprehensive diagnostic evaluations
• Center-based treatment
• Home-based treatment programs
• Social skills groups
  

The Glendale Learning Center is located at 4650 North Port Washington Road, Suite 10, Glendale, WI 53212. We proudly offer services to families residing in surrounding counties, including Jefferson, Kenosha, Milwaukee, Ozaukee, Racine, Walworth, Washington, and Waukesha.

WEAP and Total Spectrum are also part of LEARN Behavioral — a national organization focused on the same mission: to help kids with autism and other developmental disabilities find success. Together, they’re committed to making a positive impact on the lives of individuals and their families by delivering personalized services that address their unique needs and goals.

The opening of the Glendale Learning Center is a milestone. It underscores LEARN’s commitment to providing specialized treatment and support for kids with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). It’s also about the community. The local collaboration between WEAP and Total Spectrum brings expertise and resources together. That will mean better treatment and better outcomes for every child in our care.

To find out more about the Glendale Learning Center, visit https://wiautism.com/locations/milwaukee/