Parent Training Room - Batcave

The first area I would like to highlight is our parent meeting room. It is affectionately called the Batcave. Here is where your journey begins. You will meet with our Board Certified Behavior Analyst to discuss your child’s strengths and needs. Our BCBA will conduct an initial assessment on your child after gathering information from you. This information will be used to create a unique plan to help your child become as independent as possible. This room is where you will come once a week to meet with our BCBA for parent meetings. These meetings will be a combination of updates on your child’s progress and transferring skills from our sessions to you. Our goal is to work ourselves out of a job. Your BCBA will help you learn the principles of ABA and what you need to keep your child moving towards independence.

2-6 year old Learning Stalls

These areas are geared towards our 2-6 year old clients. Each area is themed to encourage learning in specific was. We have a Grocery store, House set-up with a fridge, stove and table, a dress up area for dressing skills, we have 2 separate areas for trains, cars, and building, and finally we have an area with several sandboxes for meeting sensory needs.

Grocery Store

Home Skills Area

Dressing Skills Area

Building Area Number 1

Building Area #2

Fine Motor Sensory Area

Middle Earth

This area is geared towards our clients 6-12. This area includes games, puzzles and other items for learning appropriate social interactions.

Clinical Rooms

We have two clinical rooms, the Minion room and the Star Wars room. These rooms are for our clients that are unable to handle the business of our open area clinic. The goal is to use these rooms as little as possible. These rooms are set up with as little distraction as possible. The technician would take any items needed into the clinical room to help the client work towards being able to handle the open learning area.

Minecraft Room

This room is geared for our older clients social needs. In this room we have a 65 inch smart t.v. with a Nintendo Switch and a Pop-a-shot basketball game. Clients would work on social interactions and how to win and lose according to appropriate social conventions.

Harry Potter Room

This room is also geared towards older clients. This room is to work on skills such as on task behavior, independent living skills and other items that help our clients be able to reach their highest level of independence. In this room clients may work on job skills, community participation skills, finances, safety, and any other skills that your child may need.

Activities of Daily Living area

In our staff lounge we have a dishwasher, washer and dryer to work on skills connected to shores and helping around the house. Not nearly as exciting as our play areas but just as necessary.

Gross Motor Area

As you have walked through our clinic you may have noticed velcro on the ground. We have created a road through out the clinic to be able to teach road skills. Many individuals with Autism do not observe the rules of the road as our child goes throughout their session they will be expected to observe the rules of the road in the clinic.

Gross Motor Activities

Throughout our clinic you will see several different pieces of large equipment. Our clients have access to a climbing wall, a sensory swing and even a 10 foot octagon ball pit with over 5000 balls. Everything in our clinic is able to be moved around with relative ease. This allows us to keep the clinic fresh and exciting for our clients. Your child will spend anywhere from 10-40 hours a week here. We want to make sure that they are having fun while they learn!