The Idaho Center for Autism, LLC offers a variety of services to meet the needs of individuals and families affected by autism spectrum disorders (ASD). We are also committed to helping schools, service providers, employers and the community learn more about ASD. 

Presently, our services include:

Developmental Therapy

Intensive Behavioral Intervention

Speech Therapy

Music Therapy

Service Coordination

Consultation 

Infant Toddler Programs

Rural Outreach

Trainings / Community Education

Sibling Groups

Parent Groups

Counseling Services for parents and/or children/adolescents

and a library of ASD books and resources for borrowing!

All of our therapists are supervised by individuals with graduate degrees and have extensive training and experience in working specifically with children with autism spectrum disorders. Our therapists have training in, and experience with, a variety of interventions including applied behavior analysis (ABA), discrete trial training (DTT), Positive Behavioral Interventions and Supports (PBIS), Floortime, Verbal Behavior, TEACCH, Pivotal Response Training and the Picture Exchange Communication System (PECS).

Our center-based therapy includes two model preschool classrooms for children ages 3-7 and a sensory/occupational therapy room. Our center has a lot of natural light and our classrooms are equipped with full spectrum, non-fluorescent lighting. Care has been taken to remove, or limit, visual distractions in most of the center. However, we also believe in the need to help children learn to tolerate those distractions so that they can successfully participate in inclusive classroom environments. We have computer stations, a reading corner, pretend play and block centers. We also have a circle time area, tables for work and a game center. Our sensory room includes a ball pit, break room, swing and fish tank. We also have a trampoline, rock climbing wall and large, matted area for active play, in addition to an outdoor playground.

If you would like a tour of our center, please call to arrange a guided visit: 208-342-0374 

if you are interested in learning more about career options, email your resume to hr@idahocenterforautism.com

[Our therapist] always has a new game, book, movie, or set of cards to challenge and teach our son with. I am always amazed to find her working with some material pertaining exactly to a new goal- I love it!" -a Mom, 2008

Did you know that autism affects 1 in every 110 children in the United States today?