Comprehensive Learning Center focuses on maximizing the potential of individuals with autism from preschool through adulthood by providing intensive and comprehensive state-of-the-art education and behavioral services based on the scientifically validated procedures of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Through the intensity of our program and by working closely with families through collaboration and training, we prepare our learners to be as independent, self-sufficient, and socially adept as possible so they may be active, contributing members in the communities where they live, work and play.

We provide education in all academic areas and daily living skills through individualized, evidence-based instruction grounded in ABA. Instruction is guided by ongoing data collection, comprehensive assessments, and parent input, with goals embedded in each student’s IEP. This structured, adaptable model meets the needs of students with significant communication, cognitive, sensory, and behavioral challenges. Students ages 3–21 receive academic and functional skill instruction, with prevocational and vocational training for ages 14–21. We offer a full-day academic-year program and a six-week summer session with consistent hours, goals, and staff. Family participation is required through home programming, parent training, and instructor home visits to promote consistency and address home-based skills and behaviors. 
Community programming provides structured support for successful participation in everyday activities such as medical visits, shopping, and recreation

Established in 2015, ALSP provides support to individuals with Autism and Intellectual Disabilities age 21 or older. This approach utilizes the principles of ABA to guide adult learners through successful, active participation in their homes, communities, and vocational settings. support during the transition into adulthood.

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