Autism Specialty Group Offers In-Home ABA Therapy in Miami
Jan 5, 2021
MIAMI - January 5, 2021 - (Newswire.com)
Autism Specialty Group, a behavioral health organization specializing in the treatment of autism in children, offers a wide range of services to help meet the needs of children with autism and their families, including in-home ABA therapy for Miami residents. Autism Specialty Group also provides autism caregiver training to assist parents and other care providers in better meeting the needs of children with autism at home, in school, and in the community.
Though based in Miami, Autism Specialty Group can service the entire tri-county area of Broward, Dade, and Palm Beach counties, as well as the upper Keys, from Key Largo to Marathon. Their autism telehealth services expand this area even further, allowing individuals to meet with Autism Specialty Group's dedicated team members from the comfort and convenience of their own home.
At the center of Autism Specialty Group's practice is a commitment to ABA therapy, a field of behavioral analysis that promotes positive social and communicative behaviors while helping decrease problematic behaviors that can interfere with an autistic individual's independence and ability to make meaningful connections. ABA therapy is offered in homes and schools, as well as online and remotely via telehealth. Autism Specialty Group's autism help for parents is also widely accessible for those in need.
Autism Specialty Group accepts most health insurance providers, and works with families by offering affordable out-of-pocket treatment packages, individual services, and payment plans.
Learn more by contacting the Autism Specialty Group or visiting their website, including more information on how ABA therapy works to improve skills in communication, social interaction, motor skills, and adaptive development.
About Autism Specialty Group
Autism Specialty Group is one of South Florida's leading behavioral health organizations treating children on the autism spectrum. Their comprehensive approach to treatment includes ABA therapy, which offers an evidence-based approach to helping children with autism improve their communication and social skills and better advocate for their needs at school and in the home. They also provide caregiver training to assist parents and other care providers to create and maintain positive changes.
For more information, please visit autismspecialtygroup.com.
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