Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a therapeutic approach that focuses on improving specific behaviors in individuals, often used in those with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) but also applied in other contexts. It’s based on the principles of behaviorism, particularly the idea that behaviors can be learned and modified through reinforcement and redirection.
Physical Therapy (PT) is a healthcare profession focused on helping individuals restore, maintain, and improve movement, function, and overall physical well-being. Physical therapists (PTs) work with people of all ages who have medical conditions, illnesses, or injuries that limit their ability to move and perform everyday activities. It aims to improve individuals’ overall quality of life, promote independence and mobility, prevent disability, and facilitate optimal physical function and participation in daily activities.
Meet parents and professionals for round table discussions to network and understand all the options available to parents and your child.
Our program allows children with ASD to learn positive ways to communicate with their family and also their peers.
Speech Therapy (ST), also known as speech-language therapy, is a specialized form of therapy aimed at diagnosing and treating communication disorders and speech-related issues. It encompasses a wide range of techniques and interventions designed to improve an individual’s ability to communicate effectively. It aims to improve overall communication skills, enhance quality of life, and promote independence and social participation.
Tailored to the needs of each child. The recreational program helps to understand which recreational activities are best suited to a child with ASD. Ranging from puzzles to exercise.
Learn useful skills to be better equipped as a guardian for a child with ASD. Work directly with our BCBAs and Registered Behavior Technicians to create a customized plan catered to your child’s needs.
Each child’s plan is customized to their needs at Orchid Autism.
Autism and music are more connected than we think. There is compelling evidence supporting the clinical benefits of music therapy especially in social-emotional responsiveness and communication. The benefits of music therapy include: reduced anxiety, improved speech output, increased interaction with peers, and learning daily routines.
Often routine activities such as brushing teeth or using utensils are challenging for children with ASD. Our self-care program teaches children how to conduct daily activities via positive reinforcement. Activities include tableside mannerisms, brushing teeth, and other hygiene skills.
Occupational Therapy (OT) focuses on helping children develop essential everyday skills in a fun and supportive environment. Through engaging activities, children build independence in tasks such as dressing and feeding while improving coordination, strength, and confidence. Sensory-based experiences are thoughtfully designed to promote comfort, focus, and regulation. Each session emphasizes learning through play, making therapy both effective and enjoyable.
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