Positive Support Services
We specialize in improving the lives of children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) and related disorders. Using science-based treatments that are empirically validated, our highly skilled therapy teams work to improve social, communicative, adaptive skills, and daily functioning while simultaneously reducing and mitigating maladaptive behavior.
Positive Support Services provides behavior consultation to parents or caregivers so that they are given tools and strategies to help their child succeed.
At Positive Support Services . . .
We employ only the most highly qualified and caring instructors to implement each child’s treatment
We use leading assessment tools to develop individualized treatment plans that best meet the unique needs of the child
We are in partnership with families, our team is committed to improving the lives of each child so that they can play, learn, and grow to their full potential
Approach
We incorporate an empathic, playful, practical, and relational approach to treatment for clients and their families. We tailor our approach depending on the unique circumstances of the client in order to increase their socially significant behaviors (e.g., social skills, language, daily living, self-care, and vocational abilities) and provide the family instructional strategies to support their child.
Additionally, we utilize an evidence-based approach where we implement interventions that are appropriate and effective to the child based on the child's learning style. We also incorporate their strengths into activities where they can maximize their learning and reach their full potential.
Services
All services that are provided are home-based
Infant Development Services
This service is targeted towards infants and toddlers from zero to age three who have or who may be predisposition to a developmental disability or delay. It focuses on utilizing a direct play-based and parent coaching model.
Infant Development Specialists encourage the development and adjustment of infants as well as maximize the ability of families to better provide for the special needs of their infants.
Applied Behavior Analysis
Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) is a scientific approach to understanding behavior. The principles and methods of ABA are used to teach socially significant behaviors. Such areas include:
• Social skills
• Communication
• Daily life skills
• Other skills that may improve the quality of life for individuals with autism spectrum disorder or a disability
Parent/Caregiver Training
This training is geared towards the parents/caregivers of children with a developmental disability or delay. They are provided practical tools that address the needs of their child.
Parents/caregivers benefit from learning about ASD or other developmental disabilities/delays and how it affects the child and the impact it may have on the family.
