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Marybeth Harmer

A Step Up Academy

Marybeth Harmer
Head of School
520 Meetinghouse Road
Jenkintown
PA
19046
Jamie Jenkins is Head of School at A Step Up Academy (ASUA), a private, not-for-profit school for children with autism. ASUA has two locations, one in Jenkintown that services Kindergarten through 6th grade, and a second location within the Meadowbrook School in Meadowbrook, PA which houses a preschool and a learning center designed for high levels of inclusion opportunities.

Surviving and Thriving Support Group: Keeping the focus on your well-being. A group that helps you navigate what it's like to have a child diagnosed with autism. Contact [email protected] for more information.

Contact Number: 215-885-1075
Maude Le Roux

A Total Approach Therapy & Education Services

Maude Le Roux
Clinical Director
9 LaCrue Street, Suite 103
Glen Mills
PA
19342
Serves individuals with sensory processing disorders, autism spectrum disorders, learning disabilities, dyslexia. The Total Approach team includes occupational therapists, speech language pathologists, and physical therapists working with each client in a holistic manner, believing that each client has the ability to learn in his/her own unique way.



Contact Number: 484-840-1529
Mary Cohen

Autism Spectrum Diagnostics & Consulting

Mary Cohen
Dr.
259 Veterans Lane, Suite 102
Doylestown
PA
18901
Our goal is to support individuals on the Autism Spectrum and their families throughout the lifespan. We focus on services that improve outcomes through early identification, education, inclusion, advocacy and increased independence. We provide comprehensive diagnostic, psychoeducational and neuropsychological evaluations of children, adolescents and adults using evidence-based tools such as the ADOS and ADIR. We have social skills groups, facilitated play groups and Lego based social skills groups for children.Our practice provides sexuality education groups for adolescents and adults and classes on social literacy where individuals work with social mentors. Adult support groups discuss issues such as disclosure, workplace supports and interpersonal relationships. Educational workshops are provided for parents on topics such as college selection and supports for ASD students. The clinical team has more than 20 years of experience providing therapeutic support and promoting autism awareness and education in the Philadelphia community.

Sexuality Education Group Parent Workshops Lego Social Skills Social Literacy Classes After School Game Club Social Scholars Thinking Friendship Being Buddies

Lego-based Social Skills Group Summer Session in Doylestown, PA - Openings for Children Ages 6-7, 8-9, 10-12, and 13-15 Lego-Based Therapy, or Lego-Club as it called by group members, is an evidenced based treatment where children develop skills through collaboration on group projects through the use of Lego. Group members collaborate on building sets, free style projects, and creating and producing short stop-action films. Groups are developed based on the child's age, language abilities, and goals for the group.
Contact Number: 215-230-3616
Debbie and Eric Sasson

Camp Akeela

Debbie and Eric Sasson
Directors
1 Thoreau Way
Thetford Center
VT
05075
Camp Akeela is a co-ed, overnight sleepaway camp with locations in Vermont and Wisconsin. Within a well-rounded, traditional camp program, Akeela is a small, supportive community that helps campers improve their social skills. Our campers are bright, creative boys and girls ages 9 - 18 who have difficulty connecting with their peers. Many, but not all, of our campers have been diagnosed with Asperger's Syndrome or a non verbal learning disability. We offer top-notch instruction in dozens of activities, from swimming and boating to outdoor adventure, farm & garden, community service, athletics and an extensive arts program. Campers take comfort in the structure and predictability of the program, but also thrive when given a chance to pick their own activities. Akeela is an intentional community that values and celebrates each child and staff member. Campers make life-long friends, develop self-confidence, achieve independence, feel pride in their accomplishments, and leave camp with lasting memories filled with fun and spirit.



Vermont: Two sessions of 3.5 weeks each. Wisconsin: Two sessions of 2 weeks each.
Contact Number: 866-680-4744
Michael Fogel

Camp Pegasus/Art of Friendship Social Skills Program

Michael Fogel
Founder/Director
600 Haverford Rd. Ste G-101
Haverford
PA
19041
The Art of Friendship Social-Coping Skills Program (AoF) provides social-coping skills groups for children & teens ages 4-19. Groups focus on the unique needs of participants: social cognition, anxiety, impulse control, frustration tolerance/anger management, conversation, play, social media, navigating unstructured situations. Mike Fogel's AoF curriculum (also at Camp Pegasus) offers clear and memorable social-coping skills lessons. Participants experience modeling & role play, conversation practice, team-building activities, free play or group projects, depending on the age and development level of the group. Great attention and care is given to ensure that children are placed with appropriate peers, ensuring maximum success. During the school year, girls groups & boys groups are available in Paoli, Plymouth Meeting, Haverford, & Center City. In summertime, Camp Pegasus provides small groups with low staff ratios, social success, friendships, and fun.

Developmentally focused social-coping groups for children and teens between the ages of 4-19. Girls groups, boys groups, and co-ed groups are available. The program provides direct instruction in social-coping skills, modeling and role play, interwoven with conversation practice, team-building activities, play and/or group projects. A reward system and a positive social coaching approach make the groups a fun and comfortable place for children and adolescents to develop friendships and learn skills. Great attention and care is given to ensure that children are placed with appropriate peers in order to ensure maximum success. Locations: Center City Philadelphia, Plymouth Meeting, Paoli, and Haverford, PA.

Camp Pegasus: The Intensive Social Skills Day Camp on the Main Line
Contact Number: 610/649-1080, ext. 4
Hattie Carroll-Ratliff

Carroll-Ratliff Counseling Services

Hattie Carroll-Ratliff
Licensed Professional Counselor
30 S. Valley Rd
Paoli
PA
19301
Carroll-Ratliff Counseling Services provides expert counseling for people on the spectrum. Parent coaching and sibling support are also provided. Some services offered are individual therapy, family counseling, group counseling, home visits/ consultations, and evaluations. Services are individualized for the person and family being served.



Contact Number: 484-886-4214
Dana Weidig

Center for Autism Research

Dana Weidig
Outreach Manager
Roberts Center for Pediatric Research- CHOP
Philadelphia
PA
19146
The Center for Autism Research (CAR) is a collaborative effort between The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia and the University of Pennsylvania. As one of the largest and most comprehensive autism research centers in the world, our mission is to understand the causes of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) in order develop more effective treatments. CAR is also committed to serving the needs of families living with ASD through evidence-based education, guidance and clinical services. We developed the CAR Autism Roadmap (www.carautismroadmap.org) to help families answer questions about life with autism and to connect them with resources in their community, whether they are new to the diagnosis or have lived with it for years. CAR also developed www.autismMatch.org to connect families with studies that are a match for them! Families who participate in CAR research receive comprehensive assessment reports and are paid for their time and some travel expenses. Learn about CAR at www.centerforautismresearch.org.

Find a full listing of our upcoming events at http://www.centerforautismresearch.org/newsandevents/

Contact Number: 267-426-7540
Susan Paul

Communiverse, LLC

Susan Paul
Speech/Language Pathologist
1958 Butler Pike
Conshohocken
PA
19428
Speech production involves the intricate coordination of the entire vocal tract including the respiratory system and all of our articulators. Our evidence-based, multi-sensory approach therapy is utilized to treat a multitude of speech disorders. As defined by the American Speech and Language Association (ASHA), a language disorder is "an impairment in comprehension and/or use of a spoken, written, and/or other communication symbol system." The therapists at Communication Imaging use our optimal knowledge and expertise to facilitate our clients linguistic needs

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Contact Number: 610/564-1127

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