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Exceptional Therapy for Kids

Occupational | Speech | Feeding

Renowned DIRFloortime® Specialty Clinic

Autism  -  Trauma  -  Challenging Behaviors

Giftedness  -  2E  -  Sensory Regulation  -  ADHD

Social Skills  -  Play  -  Feeding  -  Motor Skills

Infant/Toddler Development  -  Torticollis


Greenhouse Autism Early Intervention Program

A program for children under the age of 4 who who are "at risk" or have received a diagnosis of Autism.

Our goal is not to make an autistic child not autistic.

Our goal is to make an autistic child not struggle. 

Who is considered "at risk"? 

  • Sibling of a child with ASD
  • Child of a parent with ASD
  • Child with early red flags for ASD
  • Child who has failed or scored borderline on the M-CHAT at the pediatrician’s office

The Details:

Research (and our experience) consistently shows that when children receive intervention before the struggles get big or when they are really young, the overall quality of that child’s life improves, long-term.


  • Specifically for children under 4 years of age, as young as 6 weeks

  • Priority scheduling for evaluation and treatment

  • Each child will go through a screening process to determine what services are needed :
    • Occupational Therapy
    • Speech Therapy
    • Caregiver Coaching
    • Training Courses

    • Autism Screenings

    • DIR Floortime

  • OT and ST services will follow typical insurance coverage guidelines and utilize DIR Floortime
  • Caregiver conferences, training courses are not covered by insurance but highly encouraged
  • High frequency scheduling. Intervention frequencies vary from 1-3 x week at the start of the program
  • Children who participate in ABA will not be eligible for the Autism EI program

Congratulations to Kassie Allison for recently earning her Autism Spectrum Disorder Clinical Specialist certification! ​