We have worked with a number of state and not-for-profit agencies who serve the needs of individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities as well as their families and caregivers. 

Working with both school-age and adult populations, we have provided support in the following areas at developmental centers, community residences, and vocational sites. 


Services for Residences
Behavior management assessment, planning, and documentation
Social skills training and implementation
Encouraging independent living
Structuring successful transitions to new settings
Structuring the residence for understanding
Structuring and teaching daily life skills
Individualizing treatment plans
Transferring “school skills” to residential settings   

Staff training
“Autism 101”
Elements of structure across the day
Solving problems with communication and behavior
Building and enhancing leisure skills


Preparing for Adult Life and the World of Work
Assessing vocational skills and behaviors
Structuring the work environment
Dealing with down time
Community access skills
Structuring work tasks and routines
Correcting fluctuating job performance


Family Education and Training
All topics relating to autism
Structuring the home environment
Promoting community access
Development of leisure skills and abilities
Transitions to work and college

Assessments   
TTAP   The TEACCH Transition Assessment Profile
Observations and Recommendations