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Young children playing with blocks and wooden toys on a bright playroom floor while two adults sit nearby

The ACESO Environment

A Space Designed Around How Children Learn

Our physical environment is intentionally designed to support different therapeutic and developmental goals.

Our Spaces

  • A therapist and a young boy sitting across a table from each other, both pointing to their own smiles

    Individual Learning

    Quiet areas for focused 1:1 instruction.

  • A girl sitting cross-legged on a round red sensory swing while an adult steadies it

    Sensory Experiences

    Opportunities for appropriate movement and sensory exploration.

  • A young boy sliding down a wooden climbing ramp fitted with colorful holds, an adult's hand on his shoulder

    Gross Motor & Active Play

    Space for movement and active learning.

  • A play kitchen and child-sized tables in a bright playroom

    Pretend & Social Play

    Play environments that can encourage imagination, communication, interaction, and functional play.

  • A child leaning over an open book at a table

    Quiet & Reading Areas

    Comfortable spaces for books, quieter activities, and individual learning.

  • A child painting with a wide brush

    Creative & Art Activities

    A dedicated component of the ACESO environment provides opportunities for creativity and artistic experiences when appropriate to a child's individualized program.

ACESO Art & Nature Garden

Learning Can Happen Outside, Too.

The ACESO Art & Nature Garden is envisioned as an extension of our indoor developmental environment.

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Let's Take the First Step Together.

Finding the right support for your child is an important decision. Contact our team to learn more about ACESO and the process for beginning ABA services.

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