Autism is a developmental disability that affects an individual’s social interaction, communication, and the way they relate to people, objects and events. It can also involve restricted or intense interests in a specific topic or repetitive behaviors or play. In addition, individuals with autism may be over-or under-sensitive to sensory information (sight, touch, smells, sounds, movement). The characteristics of autism may or may not be apparent in infancy, but usually become apparent in very early childhood (first 2-3 years).

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LOGAN Autism Service locations offer comprehensive and focused applied behavior analysis services in center, community, and home-based locations. We provide medically necessary services based on the individual needs of the client and their family.  We also support transitions to schools, and when accepted by the school, LOGAN will support ABA therapy implementation in the school setting.

 

Through our ABA therapy services, we support individuals diagnosed with autism from diagnosis through adulthood, as medically necessary (approximate ages 2 - 22 years of age). We work in a collaborative care model, partnering with therapists from the fields of speech and language pathology, occupational therapy, physical therapy,  and individual & family therapy. When the client is ready to fade therapeutic services, we support transition planning and work closely with the client and their family to meet the needs of their desired quality of life.