
Ali Lamanna, BCBA
Clinical Supervisor

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Elevation Autism Center provides a specialized early learner program designed specifically for toddlers and young children, typically through Kindergarten (ages 1-5). Their approach is built on the belief that children learn best when they are engaged, happy, and having fun. By utilizing a "play-based" methodology, therapists turn activities like tossing a ball or blowing bubbles into opportunities to teach vital communication and social behaviors, such as requesting, turn-taking, and patience.
The center views itself as a "Partner in Progress" for families, walking alongside them from the initial enrollment all the way to the transition into Kindergarten. Their masters-level professionals craft customized plans backed by decades of research, ensuring that every milestone is designed to build upon a child's natural strengths. The goal is to help young learners make significant strides in development while parents find peace of mind.
Elevation Autism Center's environment is immersive and designed uniquely for little ones, moving away from clinical sterility to a warm, inviting space. They focus on understanding the "why" behind behavior—learning what in the environment influences choices—and applying that understanding to help children overcome challenges and navigate the world with independence.
At Elevation Autism Center, children learn best when they are engaged, happy, and having fun. We use play-based ABA—tossing a ball, blowing bubbles, pushing on the swing—to teach communication, turn-taking, and patience. Every detail is designed to stretch abilities and foster new friendships.




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