one-on-one therapy

When Teresa Summers learned her son had autism, she used the Internet and as many other resources as she could find to look for treatments.

Lee University Developmental Inclusion Classroom (LUDIC) in Tennessee focuses on early intervention using applied behavior analysis (ABA).

Mary Hanafin, Minister for Education in Ireland, reports that the Irish Task Force on Autism agrees generally that there is not one single treatment approach for all children with autism. 

Amber Bruns of Sioux City, South Dakota, has become the state's first Board Certified Associate Behavior Analyst. 

The State of Kansas has initiated a government-funded program to provide intensive autism therapy to 25 children. 

At the SPEAC Centre in Belfast, six young boys with autism are receiving one-on-one therapy in the form of applied behavior analysis (ABA).

A growing number of paraeducators are working one-on-one with children with autism.

The Kelberman Center in Utica, NY, offers early intervention one-on-one therapy as well as group therapy in speech and OT.

Challenged Child and Friends, in Gainesville, GA, has given support and early intervention therapy to children for 20 years.