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Taking Autism To NewHeights


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Our Services

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    In Clinic ABA Therapy

    Our in-clinic ABA therapy provides a fun, structured, and supportive environment where children can learn and grow through individualized, play-based activities. Our trained staff work one-on-one with each child to develop important skills, including communication, social interactions, emotional regulation, daily living skills, and independence.

    Through engaging activities, peer interactions, and positive reinforcement, we help children build meaningful skills while reducing behaviors that interfere with learning and everyday life. Our goal is to create a positive learning environment where every child can make progress at their own pace.

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    Social Skills

    At Sandstone, our Social Skills Groups help children build meaningful social connections and develop the skills needed to interact successfully with others.

    Each group focuses on a specific social skill through engaging lessons, hands-on activities, and opportunities to practice with peers. Our goal is to create a fun, supportive environment where children can build confidence, develop friendships, and learn skills they can use in everyday life.

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    Clinical ABA (Teens/Adults)

    Clinical ABA is where the individual meets with a BCBA one-on-one to receive support on their individual goals. This type of therapy uses Acceptance and Commitment Therapy and traditional Applied Behavior Analysis techniques to help individuals with internal struggles (depression, anxiety, stress, etc.). Most ACT sessions typically involve meeting with a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and discussing the internal conflicts a client is experiencing and helping them disconnect or “defuse” themselves from the thoughts that are causing them emotional distress. Where ACT Behavior Support differs from traditional talk therapy is in its focus on “committed action.”

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    Parent Training

    Our in-person parent training provides families with hands-on guidance and practical ABA strategies to support their child’s growth and development. Parents work directly with a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to learn skills such as improving communication, managing challenging behaviors, building independence, and encouraging positive interactions.

    Training can be completed individually with a BCBA or alongside your child’s ABA therapy sessions, allowing parents to observe strategies, practice skills, and receive real-time feedback.

    Our goal is to help parents feel confident using effective strategies in everyday situations and support their child’s progress beyond therapy sessions.

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    In Home ABA Therapy

    By providing services where everyday challenges naturally occur, our team can better understand why behaviors are happening and develop practical solutions that work for your child and family.

    Whether your child struggles with daily routines, communication, emotional regulation, transitions, or challenging behaviors, our team works directly with your family to identify what may be contributing to these difficulties and teach skills to help overcome them.

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    Resources Consultation

    Every child with autism is unique, and so are their needs. Finding the right services and support can feel overwhelming, especially with so many resources available, including ABA therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, support groups, grants, and more.

    We’ve done the research for you! Our front desk team can help connect your family with resources that fit your child’s individual needs. We have gathered information on providers, insurance acceptance, waitlists, specialties, and available services to help make finding the right support easier.

    Whether you’re just beginning your autism journey or looking for additional support, we’re here to help!

Recognizing Autism

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    Understanding Autism

    Autism is a developmental disorder that changes the way a person interacts with the world and the people around them. Each person on the spectrum has different strengths and abilities that makes them unique, but with this diagnosis, individuals often face academic, occupational, and social challenges that can lead to isolation and a lack of opportunity.

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    Common Symptoms

    • Delayed communication skills
    • Low frustration tolerance
    • Repetitive movements such as rocking or hand flapping
    • Inability to read social cues
    • Rigid in routine or activities
    • Sensitivity to loud noises and textures
    • Social withdrawal
    • Interests that are abnormal in intensity
    • Display challenging behaviors
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    Brief Screening Tool

    This screening tool is to help individuals and parents recognize signs of autism and when further assessment may be warranted.

    Take the screener
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Evaluation & Diagnosis:

An autism diagnostic evaluation is a comprehensive assessment that looks at various domains of development including speech and language, cognition, social skills, play skills, and more. These evaluations give key information regarding development, emotional functioning, strengths, and areas for growth.

Finding the right healthcare provider for an autism evaluation can feel overwhelming. Every insurance plan has different requirements regarding who can provide a diagnosis and what documentation is needed for ABA therapy to be approved.

We’re here to help make the process easier! Our front office team has researched providers, insurance requirements, specialties, and waitlists to help families find the right fit.

Whether you’re looking to begin ABA therapy or simply want an evaluation and diagnosis, give us a call! Our team can help connect you with a healthcare provider who meets your family’s needs and insurance requirements.

Common Symptoms

  • Delayed communication skills
  • Low frustration tolerance
  • Repetitive movements such as rocking or hand flapping
  • Inability to read social cues
  • Rigid in routine or activities
  • Sensitivity to loud noises and textures
  • Social withdrawal
  • Interests that are abnormal in intensity
  • Display challenging behaviors

How to get started

  1. 1

    Reach Out

    Call or email us for a free consultation or to get answers to any to your questions.

  2. 2

    Intake paperwork

    Filling out the intake paperwork will help you know what your insurance will cover.

  3. 3

    Assessment

    We will perform a comprehensive assessment to build a customized treatment package.

  4. 4

    Start Services

    Once we get the approval from the insurance, we start services!

Send us a message

Contact us

Phone: (801) 696-9779
Email: info@sandstoneaba.org

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