About
The Manhattan Children's Center is a private school in New York City that provides individualized ABA therapy treatment and special education programs for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and related neurodiversities. Located in Manhattan, the center serves children aged 5 to 21 and offers a range of programs, including ABA 1:1 Classroom Model, 2:1 Crossbridge Program, and Social Programs. The center's unique Transdisciplinary ABA Approach emphasizes ongoing communication between families, teachers, supervisors, and related service providers. With a commitment to innovation, compassion, and educational excellence, the Manhattan Children's Center aims to provide the highest quality of life for its students and help them emerge as functioning members of their communities.
Insurance & payment
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Services & specialties
ABA 1:1 Classroom Model
Provides individualized instruction throughout the day to meet the needs of learners while creating a foundation for academic, self-management, social, verbal behavior, and leisure skills.
2:1 Crossbridge Program
Designed to bridge the gap between restrictive 1:1 settings and less restrictive, more traditional academic classroom settings.
Social Programs
Focuses on programming for social opportunities throughout the day, including weekly social skills groups and events such as peer buddy and inclusion sessions.
Speech & Language Therapy
Part of the center's Transdisciplinary ABA Approach, which includes speech, occupational therapy, and social skills programming.
Occupational Therapy
Part of the center's Transdisciplinary ABA Approach, which includes speech, occupational therapy, and social skills programming.