Alternatives ABA, a multi-specialty practice specializing in the treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorder, plans to open a new location in Plymouth in March. The practice will be located off Exit 13, Route 3(formerly Exit 5) and will offer center and home based 1:1 Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and a roster of other autism specific therapies.
“This is an exciting opportunity to provide a much-needed service to families
impacted by Autism Spectrum Disorder on the South Shore and upper Cape
Cod,” said Kristen Bettencourt, director of ABA Operations-Plymouth. “Many clients have already benefited from receiving ABA, speech and occupational therapy through our Norwell location. Our additional location will allow us to provide quality services to more families in need.”
Founded by a mother of a child with autism in response to her own frustration, Alternatives ABA is Alternatives ABA provides 1:1 intensive ABA therapy in the center, home, and community setting, in addition to speech and occupational therapy, parent training, social and functional living skills groups, and pre-school and kindergarten readiness programs. Using a unique family and child-centered collaborative approach, Alternatives ABA has emerged as a local leader in the treatment of Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Interested families can find more information at: https://www.alternativesaba.com/
With a strong family centered mission, Alternatives ABA has seen great
success in helping clients reach their full potential.
Founded by a mother of a child with autism in response to her own
frustration, Alternatives ABA is a multi-specialty practice specializing in the
treatment of Autism Spectrum D
isorder. Alternatives ABA provides 1:1
intensive ABA therapy in the center, home, and community setting, in
addition to speech and occupational therapy, parent training, social and
functional living skills groups, and pre-school and kindergarten readiness
programs.
Using a unique family and child-centered collaborative approach,
Alternatives
ABA has emerged as a local leader in the treatment of Autism
Spectrum Disorder.
Interested families can find more information here:
https://www.alternativesaba.com
