Our Programs

Prism provides ABA therapy options to meet your child’s needs.
Our center-based therapy is a full day program from 8am – 4pm, Monday – Friday, all year with rolling admission.

Center-Based ABA Therapy

Each child at our center receives one-on-one intensive Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy and school readiness instruction to prepare them for their next step forward into academics.

In-School ABA Therapy

Our in-school program provides one-on-one support and therapy in the school environment to help your child succeed in an academic environment.

Applied Behavioral Analysis

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a science devoted to the understanding and improvement of human behavior. The primary focus of ABA is to objectively define and change behaviors, especially those that have social significance. ABA has been proven to effectively reduce challenging behaviors while promoting the acquisition of developmentally necessary skills. As a science, ABA incorporates data-based decision-making and evidence-based practices to ensure treatment is effective. ABA focuses on communication, social interaction, play skills, academics, daily living, and vocational skills. Studies have shown that early intensive ABA intervention has the most significant impact on developing and promoting skills, as young children’s brains are still developing. By utilizing ABA practices rooted in positive reinforcement strategies, children with autism learn socially acceptable behaviors and other pertinent skills, increasing their quality of life

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Playroom for autistic kids

School Readiness Program

In addition to receiving ABA therapy, children will spend time each day in our simulated preschool classroom. Instruction will be provided in small groups based on age and ability. Our school readiness program exposes children to a year-long preschool curriculum based on Florida Early Learning and Developmental Standards. Children will learn school readiness skills such as attending (paying attention and listening), turn-taking, cooperation, and sharing. While in this environment, children will have their RBT with them for support. 

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