Autism Building Blocks is a place where children learn how to communicate, develop, and grow within their natural milieu.

Our Core Values

Systematic Teaching

Comprehensive Individualized Therapy

Meaningful Skill Development

Collaborative Team Approach

Supportive & Inclusive

Morgan’s Coloring Book Scholarship

Since October 31st, 2022, the Lees Helping Hand Foundation in collaboration with Autism Building Blocks, created the Morgan’s Coloring Book Scholarship. Thanks to the scholarship, more than 2,000 hours of therapy have been provided to children with related disorders who would not have received intensive therapy due to co-pays, deductibles, and lack of insurance.

Autism Building Blocks is dedicated to improving the lives of children with different abilities.

Our objective is to implement effective programming according to the child’s needs, deficits, and strengths. Our comprehensive program is designed to evoke language, enhance social, behavioral, and independent play skills along with educational academic tutoring. We utilize a multi-disciplinary approach to assist a child in reaching their fullest potential. Our programming is set up to promote conversation and learning by our team of BCBA's, RBT's, OT's and SLP's.

At Autism Building Blocks, we pride ourselves upon teaching independence through communication and providing tools needed to build a repertoire of skills for the child’s future. Our team of trained professionals is truly committed to contributing to a language-enriched environment to ensure success.

Why Choose Autism Building Blocks?

Daily Progress Reports

Behavioral software platform to ensure communication with our families on daily progress.

Qualified Therapists

Our team is highly qualified and certified by the BCBA and ASHA board.

Parents Welcome

Due to COVID, parents are welcome by appointment only.

Collaborative Paraprofessionals

Speech-language Pathologist

Speech-language pathologists, also called SLPs, are experts in communication. They evaluate and treat speech, language, communication, feeding and swallowing disorders

Special Education Teacher

Special Education Teachers work with students who have learning, mental, emotional, or physical disabilities. They teach basic skills and adapt general education lessons.

Art
Teacher

Art therapy is a distinct treatment for autism and can help reduce some of its symptoms, provide an outlet for self-expression, and encourage social interaction in a fun environment.

Physical Education Class

P.E helps to improve strength, flexibility, coordination, social skills, and focus. P.E. is also a great way to encourage peer play, problem solving and creating friendships.

What our clients are saying

Autism Building Blocks has helped my son immensely over the last several years. He was non-verbal when he first started therapy here. Today he can communicate both verbally and with his assistive communication device. The therapists here have helped so much with teaching him how to respond to others appropriately in social situations as well as how to control his behaviors when he becomes upset or frustrated. Every therapist has been professional, kind and caring. My son loves going to ABB, which helps him have an enjoyable and beneficial session each time. I can’t thank Claudia, Danielle and all of the staff there enough for the help they have given us!

We were so lucky to find Claudia and her team at Autism Building Blocks. I’ve seen Claudia work with children at all different levels. She finds their strengths and their weaknesses and most of all, what will motivate them. She then creates a program that will help them succeed. My son has definitely benefited from being able to go to Autism Building Blocks.