Autism therapy for children in Lockport, Illinois

Westside Children's Therapy - ABA Plainfield is a health institution located at 24402 Lockport Street in Plainfield, Illinois, United States. With two clinic locations in Plainfield, including one in the North and one in Downtown, Westside offers pediatric and ABA therapies for children in need. The Plainfield North clinic, which opened in 2018, recently moved to a larger space to accommodate more families and provide engaging therapy sessions. The clinic supervisor is known for his kindness and fun spirit, even hosting a "Name-the-scarecrow" competition around Halloween. The Downtown location, opened in 2020, specializes in working with children with autism and sensory conditions. Both locations offer ABA therapy with spacious gyms, private treatment rooms, and sensory equipment for a comprehensive therapy experience. Programs like IGNITE, RISE, and FOCUS cater to children of different ages and skill levels, helping them succeed in school and beyond. Many therapists at Westside have relocated from the Joliet clinic to support the growing number of families in Plainfield, showcasing the institution's dedication to providing high-quality care to the community.

Westside Children's Therapy, located at 16521 West 159th Street in Lockport, Illinois, is a health institution specializing in pediatric therapy services. Our clinic offers ABA therapy for children with Autism, as well as occupational therapy, speech therapy, feeding therapy, and child and family counseling. Conveniently situated near popular restaurants and grocery stores, Westside provides families with the opportunity to run errands while their children attend therapy sessions. Our clinic features bright and vibrant colors to create a cheerful and welcoming environment for kids. The IGNITE program focuses on preschool-aged children, while RISE is geared towards kindergarten-aged children, preparing them for a typical school setting. FOCUS is an after-school program designed to enhance social skills and community awareness in school-aged children.