Our Services
Our Center
Comprehensive Early Intervention and Focused Intervention Services
We recognize the significance and necessity of targeted services for many children. These services play a crucial role in addressing challenging behaviors and skill deficits after transition into school.
Focused behavioral supports aid in gradually reducing the intensity of treatment, ensuring the sustained maintenance of skills over time. This approach facilitates effective generalization, enabling the child to successfully apply acquired skills in various settings.
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Sibling Support Group
Attain is excited to announce their Sibling Support Group!
We will meet the second Saturday of every month from 9am-10:30am. Our first group will be November 13.
This sibling support group’s purpose is to provide a safe space for siblings of children with disabilities. Your child will gain new friendships by talking with others who understand and share their experiences while participating in fun activities.
Group leaders are trained Registered Behavior Technicians who are pursuing their masters degrees Applied Behavior Analysis and related fields.
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Registration is required- Click the button below to complete the contact form. Please indicate your child’s ages so we can form appropriate age groups.
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Picky(Selective) Eaters
If your child eats a limited variety of foods and/or has to have the same brand of food, they could be a “picky eater”. This selectivity makes it difficult for you and your family to have a fun relaxing meal at home or in the community.
We can assist your child to tolerate and accept a variety of foods. Parents will be taught to implement these strategies at home.
Parent Training and Consulting
We know how important it is for you to be educated in your child’s development. We offer monthly parent training to increase your knowledge and help you to be actively involved in your child’s programming.
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Behaviorally based parent training, as with parent training through an applied behavior analysis approach, can be very effective and helpful for parents who have a child with autism spectrum disorder (Matson, Mahan, & Matson, 2009).
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By participating in training, you can learn about strategies that can help your child improve communication skills, social skills and decrease challenging behavior. Since communication and social skills are two of the main characteristics of ASD, learning effective, research-supported strategies to develop these skills can be a great benefit for improving the quality of your child’s life.