The Wiley Center for Speech and Language Development is a nonprofit organization that provides evidence-based speech, language and related services to children and adults with autism spectrum disorder and other developmental disabilities. The organization serves culturally diverse families and operates multiple centers, including a location in Lawndale, California.
The Wiley Center for Speech and Language Development is a nonprofit provider of evidence-based assessment and therapy for individuals with autism spectrum disorder and other developmental disabilities. Services are offered to children and adults, and the organization notes an emphasis on cultural diversity and family involvement.
A small private preschool intended for children with age-appropriate development.
An intensive theatre training program that uses evidence-based practices to address social and communication skills while providing voice, dance and performance training and exclusive field experiences.
Accepts ambulatory children of all abilities with specific emphasis on developmental skills; parent training and support are components of the program and it uses a small staff-to-student ratio with flexible scheduling.
Targets the social skills needed to navigate the workplace, is taught by licensed speech-language pathologists, includes 16 hours a month of instruction, and offers on- and off-site internships leading to meaningful employment aligned with participants' interests and skills.
An intensive speech-and-language-focused summer program led by licensed speech-language pathologists, with behavior intervention support and a high staff-to-child ratio; includes weekly themes and field trips and provides six hours per day of language stimulation.
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Features weekly parent debriefings, AAC social skills classes, an emphasis on building meaningful relationships, a manualized evidence-based approach, and integration of mindfulness, movement and meditation.
A three-day, two-night sleepover program that trains young adults with ASD how to interact safely with law enforcement while also familiarizing officers with autism-related behaviors.
Services included: speech-language assessments; individual therapy sessions with parent involvement; autism classification by administering the Autism Diagnostic Observation Schedule (ADOS); PROMPT therapy; school-based IEP participation.
A therapeutic, language-based preschool program for students with special needs.
A workforce training lab that provides real-world job training in tasks such as printing, copying, packaging, laminating and shredding; services are provided free of charge to the public and interns gain job experience.
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