Arbor Program

The ARBOR program provides intensive, individualized support for young children with autism in both individual and small group settings. Our comprehensive program includes speech-language therapy, occupational therapy, and therapeutic group programming, with optional feeding therapy and ABA services available based on each child's unique needs. We focus on helping children build communication, play, motor, social, and cognitive skills during the early years, when growth and learning opportunities are especially important. Treatment goals are developed collaboratively, taking into account each child's strengths, challenges, and family priorities.

Our clinicians use evidence-based approaches and engaging, play-based learning experiences to help children develop new skills and use them in meaningful ways throughout their daily lives. By creating motivating and supportive environments, we help children gain confidence while making steady progress toward their goals.

At ARBOR, we believe families are one of the most important parts of a child's success. Parents and caregivers are valued members of the treatment team and are encouraged to actively participate throughout the program. We provide hands-on coaching, practical strategies, and easy-to-use tools that help families support their child's development during everyday routines such as mealtimes, play, community outings, and family activities.

We also work closely with caregivers, educators, and other members of each child's support team to promote consistency across environments. When everyone is working together toward shared goals, children have more opportunities to practice new skills and carry them over into everyday life.

Through a combination of individualized therapy, family involvement, and collaborative support, the ARBOR program helps young children build the skills they need to communicate, connect with others, participate more fully in daily activities, and grow with confidence.