Autism Support Of Alabama
About Autism Support Of Alabama
Autism Support Of Alabama is dedicated to improving the lives of individuals with autism spectrum disorders and their families across Alabama through comprehensive support, education, and advocacy. While their primary mission focuses on advocacy and providing resources, they connect families with vital services like ABA therapy. They serve a wide range of ages, from toddlers (0-3) and preschoolers (3-5) to school-aged children (6-12) and adolescents (13-17), ensuring support through various developmental stages. Families seeking ABA therapy can find connections to both Center-Based ABA Therapy and general ABA Therapy options.
Autism Support Of Alabama is a valuable resource for families navigating the autism journey, offering guidance and a network of support throughout the state. They also accept Medicaid, making essential services more accessible to many families. Their commitment to advocacy and education empowers parents to make informed decisions for their children's care. With a strong 5.00-star rating based on three reviews, they are recognized for their impactful work. If you are looking for ABA therapy resources and support for your child with autism in Alabama, consider reaching out to Autism Support Of Alabama to explore how they can assist your family.
Locations
- Contact provider for location details
Services Offered
- Center-Based ABA Therapy
- ABA Therapy
Insurance Accepted
- Medicaid
Age Groups Served
- Toddlers (0-3)
- Preschool (3-5)
- School Age (6-12)
- Adolescents (13-17)
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Very friendly atmosphere for kiddos with autism. Wonderful Santa and Mrs Claus and the 2 hour event was filled with crafts, and lots of other fun things.
NJ Girl · via google
My grandson attended Bierman for a semester when he was first diagnosed as being on the spectrum. I believe it helped him learn to establish friendships and interact with other people. The reptile presentation was fun for him. I could tell he enjoyed revisiting his old school, playing on the equipment. Though he was reluctant at first to touch the reptiles, he overcame his hesitancy and enjoyed petting the snake and turtle.
Gail Byrnes · via google
The establishment was nice. The event was very good. Children were engaged and learned about reptiles. The overall experience was great and I will definitely recommend future events to others
Brandon Morris · via google
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