Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a form of therapy focused on improving behavior. ABA is always suggested for Autism Spectrum Disorders as well as several other disabilities. Regular ABA therapy paired with family involvement can be very successful in improving behaviors and enhancing life for those under the spectrum IAT is focused on providing the full package. Part of our goal is to not only improve behavior but understand the cause of it. Together with all our services ABA can truly do what it is designed to do and help you and your loved ones thrive.
Learn MoreSpeech Language Pathologists are vital to understand the scope and impact of speech delay or disorder. Difficulty with language is not always a lack of ability to express thoughts and feelings. The cause may be a challenge with perception, understanding, or even cognitive communication and memory. At IAT we focus on the whole picture, striving to understand and identify the origin of the communication roadblock to help our clients navigate the world around them and learn to effectively express themselves.
Learn MoreOccupational Therapy services include evaluation and treatment of an individual’s ability to participate in areas of daily living occupations at home and in the community. These areas may include feeding, dressing, grooming, work, play, leisure, sensory processing, community mobility, and social participation. Goals and strategies will be developed in collaboration with family and caregivers to work towards enhancing overall participation in desired occupations and quality of life.
Learn MoreEating is the most complicated motor and sensory task we do. Successful eating requires all organs, all muscles, and all senses to work in unison, and your child's nutritional status and environmental factors play a big role. Studies have found that approximately 80% of the special need’s population has issues with feeding and approximately 5-10% of infants and toddlers have persistent and significant feeding problems. 25-33% of children around the world are classified as “picky eaters” at some point in the first 10 years of their lives. If your child is having difficulty with feeding, including refusal to eat, a restricted diet (picky eating), structured meal-times, grazing, and/or screen time during meals. Integrated Autism Therapies now offers a family-centered approach to address these and many other issues surrounding successful feeding. Our team of feeding therapists are made up of Speech and Language Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, and Occupational Therapy Assistants.
Learn MoreThe objective of Functional Medicine is to identify and understand the root cause of health conditions. Functional Medicine dives deep and asks the question, why? Functional Medicine Certified Health Coaches are trained to work independently and to assist practitioners in caring for individuals with chronic diseases through diet and lifestyle changes. They are trained in basic principles of functional medicine, functional nutrition, and positive psychology; including developing plans and lifestyle changes, coaching, and stress reduction techniques.
Learn MoreHyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is pure oxygen therapy administered while resting in a chamber. It helps increase blood and oxygen flow to the body, aiding in healing wounds and infections. It also decreases inflammation, helps with acute and chronic pain, as well as treating neurological degeneration and oxygen deprivation. Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy is used by athletes for recovery and to strengthen their performance.
Our family-focused service offers comprehensive parent training and health education to support families dealing with sensory issues, social interactions, and de-escalation techniques. We provide tailored workshops and one-on-one coaching sessions, designed to empower parents and caregivers with the tools and strategies needed to enhance their child's developmental experience and foster a supportive home environment. Our team of experienced professionals is dedicated to guiding families through the complexities of sensory sensitivities and social challenges, ensuring every family member can thrive.
Learn MoreThe purpose of this group enrichment activity is to foster social interactions, promote relationship development, and support individualized therapy goals through structured and engaging activities. The structured group activities flow through a sequence of therapeutic activities (sensory play, singing, learning, movement, and art) that will support elements of ABA, OT, and SLP to encourage communication, fine and gross motor skills, adaptability, and cooperative play. Each class is designed by a BT with specialized support from OT, SLP, and ABA . The plans for each weekly class are unique and based on seasons, holiday themes, and developmental needs.
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