Early childhood interventions in Middlesex, New Jersey

Kaleidoscope ABA Therapy Services is a health institution located at 127 Union Avenue, Middlesex, New Jersey, United States. We offer Autism Therapy Services in AZ, CT, DE, NJ, MA, PA & VA. Our centers provide a structured and fun environment for children to receive intensive ABA therapy while interacting with others. We also offer home-based therapy to help children adapt their treatment to real-life situations. Our caring staff is available to support you and help you understand insurance coverage for ABA therapy. We work with children in various settings and all programs are overseen by Board Certified Behavior Analysts. We provide individual and community support through advocacy, parent support groups, and connecting families with resources. Join our Kaleidoscope family and experience the Kaleidoscope ABA Way. Visit our corporate office at 950 E. Haverford Road, Suite 100A Bryn Mawr, PA 19010.

Ivy Rehab for Kids is a pediatric health institution located in Monroe Township, New Jersey. Our dedicated team of physiotherapists is committed to providing individualized care for children with a variety of needs. Our clinic is conveniently located on Centre Drive, just across from the Forsgate Country Club. At Ivy Rehab for Kids, we believe in making therapy as enjoyable as possible for our young patients. Our specially-trained therapists work one-on-one with children to help them progress and form lasting bonds. We collaborate closely with physicians, parents, caregivers, and teachers to ensure the best possible outcomes for each child.

Deron School of NJ Inc is an approved private school serving children with special needs, located at 130 Grove Street, Montclair, New Jersey, United States. With campuses in Union and Montclair, NJ, the school offers a state-approved program for students with multiple disabilities including autism spectrum disorder and down syndrome. Since 1967, Deron School has provided a nurturing environment, family culture, and personalized curriculum to help students reach their greatest potential. The school serves students primarily in Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Middlesex, Morris, Passaic, Somerset, and Union counties whose needs cannot be met in their sending school district. The school's unique approach to educating students with Autism Spectrum Disorder is state-renowned, focusing on maximizing academic skills, functional communication, and life skills. The Community-Based Instruction and daily living skills curriculum prepares students for the Bridge Transition Program, helping them transition to the next phase of their lives at age 21. Monthly open houses allow home districts, child study teams, and parents to see success in action. For those unable to tour the school in person, there are resources available online, including articles on NPR highlighting the school's success. The school also offers tips and strategies for various aspects of special education, such as IEP goals for non-verbal students with autism and giving haircuts to children with special needs. Contact information for both the Union and Montclair campuses is provided for further inquiries.