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In-home therapy for autistic children
in the Columbia area
Our Model
Growth through play, connection and emotional balance
Play is a child's truest form of language and a way to express feelings, be creative, and nurture curiosities. We use play as our tool to guide therapeutic growth, all while creating a sense of safety, strengthening trust, and supporting the development of self-regulation, confidence, and so much more.
We celebrate the BIG and the small
Our approach celebrates every child’s unique profile, focusing on their strengths and individual journey. We support growth at their own pace guided by their interests, instead of typical milestones or certain behaviors.
Stay ahead by joining our therapy waitlist
We're growing and adding new service areas often. Our popular play-based, developmental therapy uses a neurodiversity-affirming approach, which acknowledges the entire profile of a child. Get access to our therapy first by getting on our waitlist now!
Our Offerings
Start the journey now with a virtual diagnosis
An autism diagnosis is a vital first step to understand your child’s unique needs and communication style. With an early assessment, your child will be prepared for next steps: play-based therapy at home!
Supporting your child’s growth with you
Our therapy meets your child’s unique needs through play, connection, and safety. With 1:1 play sessions and at-home parent guidance, families see remarkable growth.
Integrated, family-focused care is proven to provide lasting results.
Versus traditional providers typically requiring 30+ hours per week.
Children are more receptive to explore and learn when care is delivered at home.
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Our model works - hear directly from parents
”They understand that [people with autism] don’t need to change because they have a different neurotype. There just needs to be support and accommodations wherever they need them to continue their progress in their development."
"I feel like they gave our child back to us. We don’t have to worry that he’ll be in intensive hours of learning with providers without us. He gets to be home and he gets to be playing with us. It makes us really happy to know that this is his life. These are going to be his memories of his childhood."
"I didn't know that I was looking for tools for myself. I learned how to be the kind of mom he needs. I learned to be his safe space. And I wasn't expecting that. And maybe I should have been looking for that and I didn't even know to look for it, but it was so necessary and I'm so grateful for it."
