Our Goal is to Help Your Child Learn

Let’s Figure It Out Together

Our IISS technicians are trained to interact with your child and to implement teaching approaches that support their unique needs.

IISS technicians create opportunities for learning life skills, exploring interests, developing relationships, and increasing independence. Our IISS technicians focus showing people with autism they are capable and valued. 

Relax & Enjoy Yourself

Respite Care for someone on the spectrum is essentially highly focused care giving. Respite Care Workers will meet your child’s physical needs, convey how valuable and capable your child is and be prepared to address challenging autism characteristics.

Although they help your child understand how to accomplish everyday tasks, unlike IISS technicians, Respite Care Workers do not schedule specific preplanned teaching activities.

Have Fun at our
Whole Self Friendship Center

Children and Adolescents who come to our TI Center look forward to coming back. 

We designed our center to be a clubhouse to encourage having fun, being in a group, and transitioning to different experiences. 

There are six different spaces where TI technicians can guide participants to practice individualized social skill goals.

We offer choices to individuals, pairs, and groups and encourage friendships by offering a variety of activities, such as games, crafts, interactive videos, physical, mental, and sensory exercises, and community outings.

Someone Who Will Listen

Family Consultants will brainstorm with you and your child’s team to create and review goals that benefit the well-being and development of your child.

Families and Family Consultants will discuss a variety of ways to support your child to accomplish personal goals, such as to become more independent, make choices, develop positive behavior, interact in social settings, and practice daily living skills. FC can be conducted virtually or in person.

Plan For Meaningful Days

Adult Life Planners (ALPs) help individuals 14 or older who are receiving autism waiver services plan to transition to comparable services they’ll need as an adult.

ALPs follow the individual’s development of skills they need help with and those they can do on their own that will impact where they will live in the future. ALPs find ways to support the individual to identify interests they can apply to employment and enjoy in their community. ALP can be conducted virtually or in person.