What we do

Rooted in ABA principles individualized data driven plans are developed for each child (approximately 3 - 12 years old). Plans cover a broad range of domains, including communication, daily living, social skills, academic learning, independence and positive behavior. Credentialed Behavior Technicians are supervised by Board-Certified Behavior Analysts.

• Direct service
• Supervision & parent training
• Behavioral assessments
• Social skills

We accept the following insurance: Anthem, HealthNet and Kaiser

Specialists train parents of children ages 0 - 3 to become their child’s best play partner so every interaction improves the child’s social, communication, language, cognitive, and motor skills. Based on PLAY® and DIR Floortime® principles and led by an early childhood expert with 20+ years experience. 

• Parent-led intervention training
• Development level assessments
• Adaptive Skills (coming in 2027)

Referrals through Central Valley Regional Center

Camp Harmon is a 40 acre fully accessible campground. Skill development is woven into the joy of exploration. Whether it’s art, games, aquatics, music, drama, or hands-on experiences in the farm and garden, campers have numerous opportunities to build fine and gross motor skills, practice social and recreational abilities, and discover new strengths in a supportive, inclusive environment.

Camp Harmon activities inspire confidence and belonging—ensuring that every camper leaves with new skills, new friendships, and fond memories.

• 1:1 Counselor to Camper care
• 1:3 Counselor to Camper care
• Family Camp (resuming in 2027)

Referrals through most Central California regional centers, or self-referred (private pay)

One-on-one classroom aides provide classroom support to SpEd and GenEd students with a variety of specialized supports, including health, behavioral, toileting, ASL interpreting and more. Supervisors are attentive and responsive enhancing learning environments for students and teachers, as well as liaise with parents to assist students in reaching their goals. 

• Behavioral aides
• Health aides

Referrals through school or district

Empowering families in under-resourced, underinvested communities to become more self-sufficient. Our Certified Community Health Workers (CHW) Specialists help families navigate complex government systems and overcome barriers to accessing quality healthcare and social services. Providing in-home self-advocacy, health education, parent training, care coordination, and support with activities of daily living. These proactive supports help to reduce urgent care or emergency room visits through a proactive, self-empowering approach.

• Prenatal and health education
• Respite care
• Parent, caregiver trainings
• Parent support groups
• Social, health, and education service navigation and linkage

Referrals through disability partner organizations or CalAIM health agencies