BrightStars provides comprehensive special education and therapy services including ABA therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, and inclusive education programs for children with autism and special needs.

ABA therapy is particularly effective for children with autism spectrum disorder. Signs that may indicate ABA could help include delayed language development, difficulty with social interactions, repetitive behaviors, or challenges with daily routines. A comprehensive assessment can determine if ABA is appropriate for your child.

ABA therapy costs vary based on the intensity and duration of the program. Our programs are designed to be accessible, and we offer different service levels. Contact us for a personalized quote and information about financing options.

Results vary depending on the individual child, the intensity of the program, and the specific goals. Many children show improvements within the first few months, but comprehensive programs typically run for 1-3 years with ongoing support.

We serve children from early childhood through school age. Our programs are tailored to different developmental stages, from early intervention for toddlers to academic support for school-aged children.

Our clinical team includes Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), licensed speech therapists, occupational therapists, and special education teachers. All staff undergo regular training and supervision.

Yes, our inclusive school program follows the Cambridge curriculum adapted for students with special needs. We provide a supportive learning environment where children of all abilities learn together.

Enrollment begins with an assessment to understand your child's needs. Contact us to schedule an evaluation, and our team will guide you through the enrollment process.

Common signs include delayed speech, lack of eye contact, repetitive behaviors, difficulty with social interactions, and sensory sensitivities. Early identification and intervention are key to positive outcomes.

Yes, our speech therapy program addresses communication delays, articulation difficulties, language disorders, and social communication challenges. Therapy is provided by licensed speech-language pathologists.