Our Comprehensive Therapy Programs for Every Child

Explore our tailored therapy services, designed to support the individual growth and development of each child.

Our Services

At EIFC, we offer a variety of specialized services to meet the unique needs of each child. From early intervention to parent training, our programs are designed to foster growth, communication, and independence.

Explore the Range of Support We Offer

At EIFC, we offer a variety of specialized services to meet the unique needs of each child. From early intervention to parent training, our programs are designed to foster growth, communication, and independence.

ABA

 

Early Intervention

Parent Training

Social Skills

 

Tutoring

Multilingual Services

Early Intervention

Early Intervention provides a highly individualized and flexible treatment program for young children diagnosed with ASD. While taking into account the whole child, our center-based program forces on providing opportunities to work on language and communication skills, adaptive behaviors and social emotional skills. Children younger than the age of four have the opportunity to begin Early Intervention services. 

ABA

Applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy is a scientific and evidence-based approach that helps people with autism learn and develop skills to improve and manage their behaviors. While anyone of any age can benefit from ABA therapy, it’s an excellent early intervention approach for kids with autism. ABA therapy lets kids acquire skills they will use for the rest of their lives. Through ABA therapy, children with autism can learn to communicate and interact with others as they develop skills that help them become more independent. ABA therapy is an excellent solution when you want to help your child become more self-sufficient and prepared for the world.

Parent Training

Parent education and participation are an integral part of the treatment plan. We are part of a large network of reputable practitioners (PTs, Speech therapists, Psychologist, Advocacy firms Etc) and offer separate training sessions for parents with our skilled facilitators to ensure that we are trained to manage the challenges they face. 

Social Skills

ABA therapy emphasizes teaching and developing social skills for children with autism, utilizing a set of techniques and procedures based on the science of behavior analysis. This methodology is designed to improve a variety of skills related to social play, social language, and social intuition.

Tutoring

The main function of a tutor is to provide 1:1 teaching to autistic children using principles of Applied Behavioural Analysis (ABA). Tutors would typically work with each child in Clinic. $60 an hour.

Multilingual Services

We offer support in three languages: English, Spanish, and Russian. Our professional specialists ensure effective communication and personalized care for every family.

Where do we provide our services?

In-Home ABA

We come to you! Learning in the home setting may be the most comfortable for your child. In the home, your child can learn in familiar surroundings during daily routines. Family members can easily participate. Home-based ABA is ideal during the pandemic since it avoids contact with large groups of other children.

Community-Based ABA

If you could use some help making trips to the grocery store, dentist office, or park more successful, we can help by easily incorporating community outings to your child’s program. Our clinicians will collaborate with your family to make these everyday outings easy and enjoyable for everyone.

Private School-Based/ Daycare-based ABA

As a school shadow, we can accompany your child as a 1:1 aide during the school day to help your child to access his or her curriculum in the least restrictive environment. We can support your child to meet IEP goals such as learning to pay attention, stay on task, tolerate transitions, play with peers on the playground, and more.

Center-Based ABA

Our state-of-the art centers will provide a safe, fun, and robust treatment setting to inspire your child to soak up new information with 1:1 support and with peers. Your child will have access to a wide variety of learning materials and equipment, as well as to groups of other children to promote friendships and community.