Speech and Language Therapy in Washtenaw County, MI

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Speech and Language Therapy in Washtenaw County, MI

Illuminate ABA is on a mission to improve the lives of children with autism in Washtenaw County, MI. We are committed to providing services in the best setting for your child, including at home, community centers, and clinics.

Hours

Sunday:	Closed
Monday:	9am – 5pm
Tuesday:	9am – 5pm
Wednesday:	9am – 5pm
Thursday:	9am – 5pm
Friday:	9am – 5pm
Saturday:	Closed

Address

15502 S Telegraph Rd, Monroe, MI 48161

Email

info@lightcyan-cod-911396.hostingersite.com

Phone Number

(833) 455-8622

Highlighting the Process

Our Six Step Solution

Receive a Diagnosis

A diagnosis from a licensed speech-language pathologist (SLP) or a referral from a medical professional is necessary before starting speech and language therapy. This step ensures that your child’s communication needs are thoroughly assessed and that therapy is customized to address specific speech or language issues.

Intake

Once you reach out to our team, we will collect necessary details, including insurance information, to initiate the authorization process for speech and language therapy in Washtenaw County, MI. Our goal is to streamline the intake process so that your child can start receiving therapy as soon as possible.

Initial Assessment

Our experienced speech-language pathologists will evaluate your child’s communication abilities to develop a personalized treatment plan. This assessment is crucial in identifying strengths and areas where your child may need support in their speech or language development.

Therapy Sessions

Therapy sessions are conducted by licensed speech-language pathologists using proven techniques tailored to your child’s specific needs. These sessions are designed to be engaging and productive, helping your child improve their communication skills in a supportive and structured environment.

Coordinate Care

We work closely with your child’s educational and healthcare team to ensure that the skills learned in therapy are effectively applied in everyday settings. Coordinating care across various environments helps your child generalize their communication abilities for lasting success.

Progress and Results

We track your child’s progress through ongoing assessments and data collection, providing regular updates on their development. Our team offers guidance and support to parents and caregivers, ensuring that you are equipped to help your child continue making progress outside of therapy sessions.

“Very accommodating services and the sweetest staff!“

- R. Harris

“Really great services and happy environment.“

- J. Rodriguez

“Amazing care from all the staff at Illuminate.
The clinic has such great energy and my daughter is truly thriving!“

- R. Anderson

“We’ve seen such tremendous growth from our son in just one year at
Illuminate ABA. We love our therapists and cannot thank them enough!“

- M. Boebart

“The positive changes we’ve seen in our child’s behavior, social skills,
and overall confidence are incredible. Therapists are genuinely invested in the progress of each child.“

- S. Luciano

“Illuminate team goes above and beyond, the process is smooth, efficient and hassle free.
I will surely recommend your services to parents with similar needs.”

- Rachel L.

“Thank you so much for the service and support. This team has been a pleasure to
work with. I was very fortunate to find a company like Illuminate to care for my child.”

- Laura M.

The sooner you reach out to us, the sooner we can help your child.

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Common Questions About ABA Therapy

What does ABA stand for?

ABA is an acronym for Applied Behavior Analysis, also referred to as Behavioral Engineering. The ABA method is made up of scientifically progressive techniques used to improve or correct certain types of behavior. Working with children within the autism spectrum, the therapy has proven success in managing problematic behavior while developing social and academic skills.

What does BCBA stand for?

BCBA is an acronym for Board Certified Behavior Analyst - a professional therapist versed in the ABA methods with graduate-level certification. BCBAs provide behavior analytic services to outline specific plans and supervise and guide the ABAS work in improving or changing a child’s negative behavior.

Can you give me specific examples of behavior that ABA therapy focuses on?

The main focus is on improving social, reading, scholastic and communication skills. This includes life changing aspects of everyday interaction: personal hygiene and grooming, verbal and fine motor skills, as well as organizational tasks and responsibilities, such as setting the table or cleaning up after oneself.

Is there an age-appropriate time to begin ABA therapy?

Experts agree the sooner the better. In fact, children under age 5 are best suited to gain from the ABA therapy. Nonetheless, older children within the autism spectrum can benefit as well.

How do I know if my child needs ABA therapy?

If you see signs that indicate your child may not be developing as he or she should, speak to your pediatrician. If your child is diagnosed with autism or on the spectrum, contact Illuminate as soon as possible for a tailored-made caring program that will get the best results for a bright beckoning future.