Our Services
Full Time
(Ages 16-35): Our full-time day program, based on the fundamental principles of Applied Behavior Analysis, provides skills training on nearly all aspects of adult life. Training is provided in a group setting, using individualized treatment goals which are prioritized to prepare each participant to be as independent as possible.
This program has two tracks based on the level of independence:
– Transition to Independence with an approximate ratio of 1 staff to 3 clients
– Supervised Independence with an approximate ratio of 1 staff to 6 clients
Domestic Skills
Chores, laundry, hygiene, meal prep, and budgeting
Communication
Expressing wants and needs effectively, self-advocacy
Social Skills
Conversation, self-image, relationships
Behavior/Self Regulation
Safety, coping skills, self-monitoring, choice making
Vocational Skills
Prevocational training, interest and skill development, job training
Recreational/Leisure Skills
Expanding hobbies, free time interests, interactive activities
Contact Us
Please fill out the form to receive more information about our program. Our clinical director will reach out to you soon. Please allow 3-5 days.
Designed with Inspiration
Our facility is specifically designed to address the skills mentioned above, including a mock bedroom, laundry room, stocking pantry, rec/leisure area, physical fitness equipment, and vocational training stations. All of these skills are taught in a combination of 1:1 and group environments. In addition to our facility, Inspire Skills utilizes various community locations to teach skills. Participants work at local businesses, practice shopping in grocery stores, learn safety skills at nearby shopping centers, dine at restaurants, attend sporting events, and participate in offsite classes, such as cooking, golfing and physical fitness.
Part Time
(Ages 14-35): In addition to full time, we offer weekly teen and adult classes, which address the skills it takes to live as independently as possible. New friendships are often developed during this class with their fellow peers. Topics include social skills, transportation, budgeting, cooking, independent living skills, and finding and maintaining a job.
This program is funded through private pay, medicaid waiver subcontracting services and other special need funding programs. Contact us for more details.