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Photo: UW Autism Center Director Annette Estes looking through a block at a young child in a clinic setting.Are you seeking a comprehensive and supportive intervention for your autistic child? The ABA LAUNCH Program, presented by the University of Washington Autism Center, provides a short-term, intensive early intervention designed for children up to six years of age diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

What’s in the Program:

  • 12 Weeks of ABA Therapy Sessions: Offered at Seattle or Tacoma clinic locations, Monday to Thursday, either in the morning or afternoon.
  • Multi-disciplinary Team: Comprising psychologists, speech-language pathologists, board-certified behavior analysts, and certified behavior technicians.
  • Individualized Parent Support: Weekly coaching sessions and psychoeducation classes for parents, aiding in understanding and supporting their child’s progress.

Enrollment Criteria:

  • Autistic children aged 6 and under with a formal ASD diagnosis.
  • Live within a 30-minute radius of Seattle or Tacoma clinics.
  • Enrolled in specific Medicaid health insurance programs.

The ABA LAUNCH Team:
A dedicated team of professionals, including ABA LAUNCH Director Robin Talley and specialists in behavior analysis, speech therapy, occupational therapy, and behavior technicians.

For any inquiries or further information, contact the ABA LAUNCH Program at abalaunch@uw.edu or call 206-543-8379. If you’re interested in volunteering, applications can be submitted via the volunteer page.

For more details about ABA LAUNCH Program and to register online, please click here.