The Rich Center for Autism

At The Rich Center for Autism, we specialize in helping children with autism learn effective communication skills. Speech therapy is often recommended for autistic children, as many of them have difficulty with social communication. Speech therapy helps children with autism learn meaningful language, develop conversation skills, and understand body language. Early intervention is key to helping children with autism learn language and communication in a critical period of brain development and provide them with the tools to become independent and confident. If you think your child is struggling with speech, please consult our complete guide to speech therapy. We can provide the help and support needed to help your child learn effective communication skills.

The Rich Center for Autism specializes in providing quality speech therapy services to help your child communicate more effectively. Our experienced therapists are dedicated to helping your child develop nonverbal skills, form clearer speech, and understand facial expressions and body language. We also provide assistance with swallowing and stuttering. With our help, your child can learn to express themselves better in any environment. We are committed to helping your child reach their full potential and become a more confident communicator.

The Rich Center for Autism is a leader in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy. Our team of experts can help children and adults with autism improve their communication, social and daily living skills while also addressing challenging behaviors. With ABA therapy, our goal is to help individuals increase their independence and reduce harmful behaviors. Learn more about ABA therapy on our website and discover how The Rich Center for Autism can help you or your loved one.

At The Rich Center for Autism, we understand that it can be difficult to decide if Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is right for your child. We want to help you make an informed decision and provide you with an in-depth guide on how to start and end ABA therapy. Our guide looks at ABA and its goal of improving communication skills, introducing productive habits, and reducing harmful behaviors. We believe that ABA should not be used to “cure” autism, nor should it be used to make children appear “less autistic”, or to change who they are. Our goal is to help children reach their full potential while also embracing their unique, individual personality traits.