Northwest Autism Center

Intensive ABA Services - Provides intensive applied behavior analysis (ABA) treatment for children in compliance with Health Care Authority guidelines and regulations. Children receiving intensive clinical services are ages 2 through 5. In-home services are provided to children through age 21. Clinic sessions are 3 hours per day, 4 days per week and provide for 48 treatment days per child. In-home services are determined by individual assessment. Each child enrolled receives a thorough evaluation and individualized service plan prior to initiating services. Clinic components include a minimum of three hours a week of caregiver education and training, comprehensive care coordination, embedded speech and language services, as well as extensive transition planning and services. The clinic also provides hands-on supervised training opportunities for those seeking Board Certification in ABA.

T.E.A.M Outreach - Provided school systems (P-12) with expertise, training, consultation and coaching to build our public education's capacity and competencies in providing education and services for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other disabilities. T.E.A.M Outreach is comprised of a team of experts in the field who work directly with school district teams to increase evidence-based interventions and instructional practices with a focus on applied behavior analysis (ABA).

Community Connections - Provide awareness, education and information concerning autism disorders to vested parties, including: parents, educators and health care providers. Information is provided orally and in printed form, including: books, pamphlets and electronic means.

T.E.A.M Outreach - Provided school systems (P-12) with expertise, training, consultation and coaching to build our public education's capacity and competencies in providing education and services for children with autism spectrum disorder (ASD) and other disabilities. T.E.A.M Outreach is comprised of a team of experts in the field who work directly with school district teams to increase evidence-based interventions and instructional practices with a focus on applied behavior analysis (ABA).