Autism Therapy Center in Warsaw Indiana

1535 Provident Drive
Warsaw, Indiana 46580
(574) 387-4313

A quality intensive center based ABA therapy provider, Lighthouse is the only Michiana center that is operated by an award winning management team. Gregg and Sandy Maggioli bring almost a decade of experience operating an Autism center to LAC. They are also parents of a child who has Autism. Together they founded and opened Lighthouse Autism Center. To provide hope for every child, every family.

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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 named Victor. Their son Victor was diagnosed with Autism in 2003. They understand the struggle that you go through as a parent when you are told that your child has autism.

Award Winning Management

Recognized by the Autism Society of Indiana

The parents who founded Lighthouse Autism Center held a variety of positions at an ABA center in Carmel, Indiana until 2012. In 2011, that center was recognized by the Excellence in Direct Care Award by the Autism Society of Indiana.

Your Child's Full Potential

ABA Therapy can help them reach it

Parent Testimonials

The biggest thing I have noticed is that Lighthouse has taught him how to be so much more patient with himself, and to keep trying. A year ago he couldn’t play a video game for 30 seconds without getting frustrated and giving up , always wanting someone else to do it for him. Now when we play Mario, he tries over and over again to jump on something until he gets it, so impressive! They are teaching him to think outside of the box, if you can’t get something to work one way, try it another way

(read more) - Shannon, Granger, IN

As many of you can recall, prior to coming to the Lighthouse, our Chazzy boy had a permanent knot and scab on his forehead from repeatedly whacking his head out of frustration. He was flying into daily rages and was harming himself and us. Fast forward to today, and we see a completely transformed child. He charges to the front door and makes his daily grand entrance as if to say ” Hi everyone! I’m here!” We never know what he is going to learn next, but we are filled with joy and hopefulness that he will continue to thrive and grow.

(read more) - Donna, South Bend, IN

Lighthouse has changed his world, opened him up and in turn has improved all of our lives! We are beyond blessed by this opportunity and I thank each and every person we’ve meet and worked with! Without Lighthouse and this EXTRAORDINARY program, my little boy would still be locked into silence and frustration. Words cannot express my gratitude, but know that you’ve all been the answer to my prayers!

(read more) - Stephanie, South Bend, IN

LAC has brought to our lives new inspiration. Two years ago, on December 3rd, Lexi began her journey with your team. I was nervous, excited, scared, and hopeful all at the same time. Every question I had about our choice to bring her to you was running wild through my thoughts: Would you understand her? Could you help her grow? Would you recognize her hidden intelligence? Would she be accepted? Would the staff love her and care for her the way we had always envisioned?
Every response is a resounding “YES!”

(read more) - Jodi, South Bend, IN

Despite knowing it was the right place for  her to be, Eric and I were both a nervous wreck. Never did we imagine our  daughter (who has stranger danger and had never been away from us)  would, within weeks, not shed a tear when dropped off . Within months she would run to her therapists without even looking back and after a year she  actually would do better during the week when she goes to school then she  does on weekends when she isn’t able to go.

(read more) - Eric and Kailey, South Bend, IN

*These testimonials were not solicited by Lighthouse Autism Center.

Story of Success: Ian

Ian was diagnosed with autism at the age of four, although he had already been receiving speech and occupational therapy for several years before. When he first enrolled at Lighthouse Autism Center a year later, Ian did not play with his friends and he often refused to do what his parents asked of him. After a year at the center, Ian had made great strides in gaining independence, staying on task, and answering questions.