Autism Bridges Methuen Center
Address
13 Branch St, Suite 203
Methuen, Massachusetts 01844
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Contact Info
Phone: 603-471-2522
Secure Fax: 877-754-5246
Services Provided
- Intensive one-to-one (1:1) Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy
- Trained therapists with experience and knowledge of ABA principles and techniques
- Regular data collection to measure progress
- Discrete Trial Training (DTT), Natural Environment Training (NET), Verbal Behavior (VB), and other empirically supported techniques
- Educational and behavioral assessments
- Comprehensive, age-appropriate curriculum and treatment programs tailored to address all areas of the child’s needs
- Oversight by a Board Certified Behavioral Analyst (BCBA or BCaBA) that includes biweekly clinic meetings and observations
- Regular progress reporting based on extensive data collection
- Parent training
- IEP goal development (for school-age children)
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More About Our Autism Bridges Center
Autism Bridges was founded 2007 by Thea Davis, MS ED, BCBA. Thea’s goal was to establish a clinic capable of delivering world-class services to the autism community of New England. Autism Bridges is the realization of that goal. Today, Autism Bridges is one of the most sought after autism therapy clinics in the region. Our reputation is built on a consistent effort to hire the most talented people, provide them with extensive training, and equip them with the latest technologies. The result is an organization of highly motivated therapists and supervisors dedicated to delivering the best possible outcomes for our kids.
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The ACP Mission & Vision
OUR MISSION
To empower children, and their families, to achieve individualized behavioral goals through assessment, treatment and education.
OUR VISION
To develop a unified team of practices that not only provides high quality therapy services, but also serves a key role in coordinating care for individuals with developmental delays and their families.
