Communication and connection
Support may build on how a child communicates needs, shares attention, and connects with other people.
Evidense-Based ABA Therapy
Early Autism Intervention Makes a Difference
If you have questions about your child's communication, play, or everyday routines, AIA offers a calm, practical place to explore early support and possible next steps, including ABA therapy and school readiness programs.
For parents and caregivers with questions about a young child’s development
Early support, explained
What early support may focus on
Play and everyday routines
Goals may include play, transitions, participation, and other skills used throughout the day.
Guidance for caregivers
Families can learn practical ways to support skills across home and community routines.
What happens next
A clear path to understanding your options
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Send a short request
Share your name and contact details. This first step does not ask for medical history or other private health information.
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Consult with AIA
An AIA team member can listen to your questions and explain relevant services, timing, and what information may be useful next.
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Next steps
If you want to continue, AIA can explain the appropriate consultation, evaluation, referral, or service path.
AIA offers
A calm place to start
You do not need to know what kind of support your child may need before contacting AIA. A consultation is a chance to learn about possible next steps, including ABA therapy and school readiness programs; it is not a diagnosis or a promise of outcomes.
- Plain-language answers about the process
- Space to ask about services and scheduling
- Private details handled through approved intake channels
Start where you are
Take the next step
Send a short request or call AIA to talk it through.
More about AIA
Learn more about Arizona Institute for Autism
Visit AIA's main website for more information about the organization, its services, and extensive family resources.