Autism & Developmental Services
Personalized, evidence-based support to help individuals with autism and developmental needs build skills, achieve greater independence, and thrive in everyday life.
Assessment & Screening
- Autism Screening
- Comprehensive Autism Assessment
- Developmental Assessment
- Behavioral Assessment
- Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA)
Intervention & Support
- Individualized Behavior Intervention Plans
- Early Intervention
- Positive/Individualized Behavior Support
- Social Skills Training
- Communication Skills Development
- Life Skills Training
- Transition Planning
Family, School & Caregiver Support
- Parent Coaching
- Caregiver Training
- Teacher Training
- School Consultation
- Inclusive Education Support
Frequently Asked Questions
Does a positive screening mean my child has autism?
No. Screening identifies children who may benefit from a comprehensive assessment. It is not a diagnosis.
At what age should my child be screened?
Developmental screening is recommended for all children during routine pediatric care, with autism-specific screening typically recommended around 18 and 24 months. However, screening may also be appropriate at older ages whenever developmental concerns arise.
Can adults receive autism screening?
Yes. We also offer screening and referral pathways for adolescents and adults when appropriate.
What should I bring to my appointment?
Please bring:
- Identification
- Previous medical or assessment reports (if available)
- Current medications or supplement list
- School reports or educational records (if applicable)
- Referral letter (if applicable)