9 months ago we dropped Ethan off for his first day. We had no idea what to expect. Ethan didn’t interact much. We were all frustrated and lost.
Fast forward these short months and WOW! Ethan is a completely different kid! He expresses what he wants! He plays with his brothers and sister. He even looks for which sibling he wants! (Each one has something different to offer him). He calls for “da” and says “mama”.
Autism Center In Greenfield, Indiana
1834 Fields Blvd
Greenfield, Indiana 46140
317-222-1242
Lighthouse Autism Center is the leading autism center in Greenfield, Indiana. Operated by an award-winning team with more than a decade of experience managing an autism center, it’s a place where you can find personalized, one-on-one applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy for autism, offered in a cutting-edge facility. The highly qualified and passionate staff at our ABA center are dedicated to providing hope for children and their families. More than that, we have proven success in helping children with autism reach their goals.
Here’s what you can expect from our ABA therapy for autism: It is specifically aimed at helping your child refine existing skills, develop new skills and decrease socially significant problem behaviors. This intensive autism therapy program begins with a detailed assessment that allows us to create specific, individualized goals and detailed instruction plans. Not only is each child’s program uniquely tailored to him or her, but also family and staff meet regularly to allow for planning, review of progress and adjustments to the autism behavioral therapy as needed. This is all to ensure the autism treatment yields the best possible outcomes for each individual.
Next Steps
We've Been Where You Are
Owned and Operated by Parents of a Child with Autism
The founders of Lighthouse Autism Center Gregg and Sandy Maggioli, have a son, Victor, who was diagnosed with autism in 2003. As parents of a child with autism, they understand firsthand the struggles and triumphs that come with raising a child with autism.
Award-Winning Management
Recognized by the Autism Society of Indiana
Until 2012, the parents who founded and operate Lighthouse Autism Center held a variety of leadership positions at an ABA center in Carmel, Indiana. In 2011, that same center received the Excellence in Direct Care Award from the Autism Society of Indiana.
Your Child's Full Potential
ABA Therapy can help them reach it
ABA therapy is the only therapy recommended by the U.S. Surgeon General for the treatment of autism. Our center offering ABA therapy can help children develop communication skills, social skills and functional living skills.
The Lighthouse Way
Choosing Lighthouse Autism Center for intensive, center-based autism therapy near you means your child has access to world-class clinical services including:
- Lighthouse Fusion™, an innovative ABA Therapy model brings together behavior analysis and speech therapy into one comprehensive treatment
- A behavior analyst, speech therapist, and registered behavior technician working together to personalize goals and deliver therapy to support your child’s needs
- One-on-one treatment from a Registered Behavior Technician
- Individualized goal and treatment plans developed by master level BCBAs with small case loads
- Developmentally appropriate goals to improve social, communication, play, self-care, leisure, and academic skills.
- Training for parents, caregivers, and family members
- Regular meetings between family and staff
- Support outside of the center, whether it is visiting your family in your home, or joining daily activities like going to the dentist
- Access to a dedicated insurance team who will work directly with your insurance company on approvals and appeals
- A Family Outreach Team that will walk you through each step of the enrollment process and connect you with other resources that may benefit your child and family
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Parent Testimonials
*These testimonials were not solicited by Lighthouse Autism Center.
Story of Success: Quin
When Quin first came to Lighthouse Autism Center, he often engaged in socially significant and inappropriate behaviors. These included pushing, shoving, head banging, breaking and throwing objects. He was also behind in school and did not know how to appropriately socialize with peers.
Then...
- Lacked ability to follow directions
- Refused to communicate what he wanted
- Did not answer questions when asked
Now...
- He has mastered 1, 2 and 3 step instructions
- He now communicates his wants and needs
- Quin now independently answers questions