Our Clinic
The Autism-Aspergers Clinic is committed to giving children with autism spectrum disorder and Asperger’s professional care and attention so that they can soar. We know that the best caregivers are families and we offer the training, advice, and support that parents and other family members need.
We are proud to continue that tradition with The Asperger-Autism Clinic.
About Our Team
The Autism-Aspergers Clinic provides a unique range of services by our highly qualified and credentialed staff:
Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA®)
Your child is unique, and our certified Behavior Analysts will develop individual treatment plans that best meet their needs. Using your child’s strengths, our BCBA’s develop these plans to help them reach their social, communication, academic, and behavioral goals.
Registered Behavior Technicians (RBT®)
For any plan to be successful, it needs a team of people working together to achieve meaningful results. Our Registered Behavior Technicians work with your child in one-on-one and group settings to help them be successful at home, in the classroom, and in their community.
Licensed Therapists
Our state Licensed Therapists will work with your child to help them manage activities of daily living that most people take for granted. Whether it’s teaching them the fine motor skills it takes to tie their shoes or zip up a jacket, to helping them verbally communicate their wants and needs, they help complete your child’s unique treatment plan.
For more than 10 years our clinic pursued a single mission: to help children with disabilities achieve their full potential. We have carefully cultivated a culture of hope for children, no matter how great the challenges they may face.
We are proud to continue that tradition with The Aspergers-Autism Clinic!
Stories of Hope
So many reasons to choose our clinic!
Emily was diagnosed with autism at Amsterdam UMC hospital. I was heartbroken because her older brother who is eleven years older also has autism. It took me years of courage to even think about having another little one and hearing that she too had autism, I was shattered. My husband insisted we still have a family fun day at the ARTIS Amsterdam Royal Zoo. So, we carried on with our day, but all I could think about was what is the next step.
After being diagnosed with autism at
Sint Antonius Ziekenhuis, we were given a packet of information that listed Aspergers-Autism.com as a resource. At that time, we were told it was unlikely we would able to get the recommended number of hours. We were very fortunate to discover that there was a new clinic in Rotterdam that was able to accommodate our needs. We started to see progress very quickly.
We were at a kid’s fair and spoke with the director about our son’s issues and she encouraged us to pursue getting a diagnosis and meeting with them. It was encouraging for us to see their enthusiasm and willingness to help us find resources. Michael had a very limited vocabulary of simply “I want” and pointing. He was no longer saying simple sentences or even mommy or daddy.