Action Behavior Centers - ABA Therapy for Autism Prosper — S Coit Rd Bldg 5

Little Spero is a compassionate and innovative center dedicated to providing exceptional center-based ABA therapy for children with autism, specifically serving ages 2 to 8 in the Prosper, Celina, Aubrey, and Princeton areas. The school’s core mission revolves around fostering an environment where each child can thrive, focusing on their unique abilities and needs. Little Spero employs tailored ABA therapy plans that encompass essential life skills, including emotional and social development, ensuring that children are equipped to succeed both at home and in various social settings. The approach emphasizes ongoing evaluation of progress, allowing for adjustments that align with each child's growth and achievements. What sets Little Spero apart is its commitment to maintaining a low student-teacher ratio, which fosters strong family partnerships and enables personalized attention from a team of expert clinicians. This nurturing atmosphere not only makes therapy engaging but also builds trust and collaboration between families and therapists, creating a supportive community where children can truly flourish.

At A Gifted Journey, we believe every child has unique strengths and potential. We provide personalized, engaging learning experiences that build curiosity, confidence, creativity, and a love of learning. By partnering with families, teachers, and other professionals, we create a supportive environment where every child is encouraged to grow, thrive, and reach their fullest potential.

**What makes your center a good fit for families?** We are a clinic dedicated to supporting individuals with unique learning needs such as autism, ADHD, and intellectual disabilities. We also support individuals who are Twice Exceptional and may need support navigating everyday spaces through executive functioning and/or social skills support. We also provide therapy for families and siblings. We are able to provide applied behavior analysis when needed, but also psychotherapy through LPCs for families, including parents, caregivers, and siblings.