Services

 LEAP is designed to provide clients with the opportunity to access intensive Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services in a center-based setting. ABA principles are utilized in individual and group settings. Our goal is to increase the skills of our learners and assist them in preparing for their transition to elementary education.  

Children 2 - 6 year of age diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder, and who qualify to receive ABA services through their private health insurance plans

Monday -Friday, 9am-3pm (days and times may be flexible)

• Focuses on the development of language based on Skinner’s analysis of Verbal Behavior
• Promotes learning and independence by offering an enrichment program for learners with autism
• Utilizes developmentally appropriate practices and materials
• Follows evidence-based practices for early learners
• Implements a strength-based model that builds up and around the student’s natural areas of strengths
• 1:1 supports are systematically faded as the student demonstrates skill progress and proficiency
•  Will assist with school readiness and the student transition to kindergarten
• Incorporates parent participation and training using an ABA framework 

Transitional Family Home Program is a temporary, out-of-home placement program for children and youth with mental health and behavioral health challenges to receive comprehensive support services to make positive changes in their lives and to be reunited with their parent or guardian. Services include an assigned therapist for weekly meetings as needed for stabilization, bi-weekly meetings to assess progress, and monthly activity allowance to encourage responsibility and budgeting, as well as pro-social activities outside of the home.

• Must be ages 3 through 17 years of age;
• Must have been diagnosed with a qualifying mental health diagnosis by a Qualified Mental Health Professional, documented within the past 12 months;
• Must be experiencing moderate to severe impairments in their daily functioning because of their mental health diagnosis; and 
• Referred by the Department of Health’s Child Adolescent Mental Health Division (CAMHD)

Click here or cal l us at (808) 935-7949.

Our therapeutic team of mental health professionals work intensely with children and youth and their families to improve their quality of life and relationships. Children and youth who have been displaying behavioral or emotional challenges in the home and/or community may benefit from this service. Services occur in the home or community, approximately 4 – 6 hours per week, for up to 6 - 8 months.

• Must be ages 3 through 20 years of age;
• Must have been diagnosed with a qualifying mental health diagnosis by a Qualified Mental Health Professional, documented within the past 12 months;
• Must be experiencing moderate to severe impairments in their daily functioning because of their mental health diagnosis; and 
• Referred by Department of Education (DOE) as identified in the child/youth Individualized Education Program (IEP), Office of Youth Services (OYS), or Department of Health’s Child Adolescent Mental Health Division (CAMHD); or
• Covered by a Med-Quest Integration Health Plan (QIPH)

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Adaptive Behavioral Interventions is a specialized intensive home and community-based service to provide treatment and support to youth with co-occurring mental health needs. Treatment focuses on children and youth who demonstrated a consistent pattern of borderline, mile, or moderate deficits in intellectual functioning. Services are designed to enhance the family’s capacity to sustain the child/youth in their current living environment and to prevent the need for outside placement due to behavioral challenges and reunify the family after the child/youth has been placed outside of the home, and to support the transition to a new resource family for foster youth with both developmental disabilities and behavioral difficulties.

• Must be ages 3 through 20 years of age;
• Must have been diagnosed with a qualifying mental health diagnosis by a Qualified Mental Health Professional, documented within the past 12 months; and
• Must be experiencing moderate to severe impairments in their daily functioning because of their mental health diagnosis

Click here or cal l us at (808) 935-7949.

Services include a range of assistance or habilitative training in the participant’s home to acquire, retain, and/or improve skills related to living in his/her home and/or daily living skills.

Services support participant’s integration in the community by meeting the participant’s needs and preferences through community access. 

Services combine elements of traditional pre-vocational services with career planning to provide supports that the participant may use to develop skills and interests for advancement or a change in the participant’s career plan.

Services are designed to maximize the participant’s skills, talents, abilities, and interest for employment in a competitive integrated work setting. 

Services support family relationships to sustain the participant living in the family home and to provide relief to those persons who normally provide uncompensated care for the participant for at least a portion of the day.

 Services assist unpaid caregivers, paid service supervisors and/or paid support staff in implementing the goals and outcomes developed from the person-centered planning process and included in the Individualized Service Plan.