Beaumont Children's offers specialized autism intervention programs
to provide education, support and resources for dealing with your
autistic child. These specialized intervention programs include:
The P.L.A.Y. Project Program
The P.L.A.Y. Project
provides training and support for individual families of children with
autism from eighteen months to six years of age. Trained P.L.A.Y.
Project clinicians present parents with autism intervention techniques
that are effective and useful in day-to-day speech and language
interactions with children.
Ted Lindsay Foundation HOPE Center
The Ted Lindsay Foundation HOPE Center offers state-of-the-art, evidence-based autism intervention services
for children and families. All services are managed by board-certified
behavior analysts.
CARE
CARE is
a center-based, intensive behavioral treatment program offered at the
HOPE Center. We treat preschool children who have been diagnosed with an
Autism Spectrum Disorder, for 15 hours per week. Our goal is to use
autism intervention techniques and procedures of Applied Behavior
Analysis (ABA) to help children gain social, communication, play and
self-help skills so that they can achieve a higher quality of life and
function more independently.
Social Networking
The Ted Lindsay Foundation HOPE Center's Facebook page keeps families informed of all our upcoming events.