Our Guiding Principles

Services should not stop when the child reaches a certain age.
Individuals with autism deserve to be treated with compassion and respect.
Individuals with autism will thrive when provided proper support.
Self-advocacy should be included in programs.
Successful programing must include the support system of the individual.
Services need to be applied consistently to see the greatest results.
Individuals with autism are capable of showing affection and love.
Individuals with autism have unique skills and challenges specific to the individual.
Families should have a safe welcoming environment to discuss their fears, hopes, and dreams.
Services should be delivered in the best location to ensure the best possible outcomes. Locations will extend beyond the Center to the individual’s home, community and educational environments.
Proper evaluations are the cornerstone of successful programs.
Data and evaluations should be used to form service recommendations.