InBloom Autism Services | Norwich

At Shefa ABA, we provide compassionate, individualized care that builds on your child’s strengths and interests. We partner with families to develop communication, social, and everyday skills while respecting your child’s dignity, pace, and your family’s culture and priorities.

ABA Centers of Connecticut provides autism screening, testing, and diagnosis along with ABA therapy in Fairfield and Hartford counties. We offer therapy at our centers and in the home. Our main program serves children with autism ages 2 to 12, and a separate program serves teenagers. We accept most insurance plans at our centers.

Area Cooperative Educational Services (ACES) is dedicated to enhancing and transforming the lives of students with special needs through innovative educational and therapeutic programs. Serving a diverse population, ACES focuses on providing tailored support for children with various disabilities, including autism spectrum disorders, language-based learning disabilities, and emotional challenges. Key offerings at ACES include specialized educational programs such as the Center for Autism Spectrum and Developmental Disorders, which utilizes evidence-based practices like Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and Early Intensive Behavioral Intervention (EIBI). Additional services encompass speech and language therapy, occupational therapy, and social skills groups, all designed to foster communication, independence, and social interaction. The educational environment is enriched with technology integration and individualized learning plans to meet each child's unique needs. What sets ACES apart is its commitment to small student-teacher ratios, ensuring personalized attention and support. The campus features a nurturing atmosphere that promotes community integration and vocational training opportunities, preparing students for successful transitions into adulthood. With a focus on holistic development, ACES also offers summer programs that provide continuous learning and engagement for students.