The Sonder Autism Center - Melbourne

The Scott Center for Autism Treatment, located within the Florida Institute of Technology, is a dedicated not-for-profit healthcare clinic established in 2009 with a mission to enhance the quality of life for children diagnosed with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) and related disabilities. Serving families in Central Florida, the center focuses on children of varying ages, utilizing evidence-based practices rooted in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). The Scott Center offers a range of specialized programs designed to address the unique needs of each child, emphasizing therapeutic methodologies that foster growth and development. A notable aspect of the center is its commitment to training future behavior analysts through its integration with Florida Tech’s graduate program, ensuring that both clinical care and education are held to the highest standards. With a low student-to-teacher ratio and strong partnerships with families, The Scott Center stands out as a community-focused resource that not only prioritizes individualized support but also engages in ongoing research to advance treatment practices.

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Since 2015, the Davie Learning Center has offered center-based applied behavior analysis (ABA) for young children in a bright, welcoming space. Alongside ABA, this location offers InBloom's Learning Readiness Program to help children build classroom readiness, communication, and daily living skills with peers. Like other InBloom centers, Davie highlights lively therapy areas, safety and security, sensory-aware design, and structured play throughout the day. Families can tour the center, meet the team, and get help with insurance verification, authorizations, and ongoing updates from staff. Board Certified Behavior Analysts lead individualized plans that trained therapists carry out on the floor. InBloom also offers gold-standard autism diagnostic evaluations (ADOS-2 or Tele-ASD-Peds) for children roughly 18 months through 3 years in Florida and several other states. Families can call 888-754-0398 to ask whether their child may qualify.