About
The practice creates an individualized treatment plan for each child to reach missed developmental milestones. Their long-term objective is to teach functional skills that help clients become fulfilled adults in mainstream society. Success On The Spectrum centers are designed to be a multisensory therapeutic environment that encourages learning and social interaction. They offer private staterooms, large social rooms, mock classrooms, sensory rooms, life skills rooms, and art rooms to support a child's development. Each SOS location is individually owned, and 25% of CEOs are Autism parents or siblings. The practice treats children ages 18 months – 18 years old and provides ABA Therapy, Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Social Skills Classes. They also have a Community Outreach program that hosts free social events to raise Autism awareness and promote social interaction.
Insurance & payment
Insurance details are not listed publicly — call the practice to confirm.
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
ABA Therapy
Success On The Spectrum provides ABA Therapy to children with Autism up to age 18 to teach functional skills and help them become fulfilled adults in mainstream society.
Speech Therapy
The practice offers Speech Therapy to children with Autism to help them develop communication skills and overcome difficulties with conversation or speech.
Occupational Therapy
Success On The Spectrum provides Occupational Therapy to children with Autism to help them develop skills for daily living and overcome challenges with sensory integration.
Social Skills Training
The practice offers Social Skills Training to children with Autism to help them develop social skills and overcome difficulties with social interactions.
Speech Therapy
Success On The Spectrum provides Speech Therapy to children with Autism to help them develop communication skills and overcome difficulties with conversation or speech.
Occupational Therapy
The practice offers Occupational Therapy to children with Autism to help them develop skills for daily living and overcome challenges with sensory integration.