Autism Partnership (AP) is one of the most established Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) service providers for Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) in the world. Formed in 1994 in the United States, AP is run by professional clinicians and specializes in providing one-on-one therapy, group interventions and overseas consultation for children with Autism Spectrum Disorders (ASD) and their families. We also provide customized school-based training and social groups to meet the different needs of schools in the region.
Drawing on over 40 years of experience in ABA and the treatment of ASD, our premium service is highly recognized by local and international service agencies and government bodies.
Autism Partnership’s directors started their work together back in the 1970s at the UCLA Young Autism Project. Under the mentoring of Dr. O. Ivar. Lovaas, a pioneer in the treatment of Autism, John McEachin, Ronald Leaf, Tracee Parker, Sanford Slater and Andrea Waks learned their profession. They were involved in all aspects of this seminal project, including development of curriculum and behavioural intervention strategies, implementing and supervising treatment, training therapists, teachers and parents, teaching classes and conducting research. While at UCLA, they contributed to seminal works including books, articles, and conference presentations.’
In 1994, they formed Autism Partnership to meet the tremendous need for comprehensive services to families with children with autism. Based upon the founders’ extensive and unique experiences in providing behavioral treatment to children, adolescents and adults, we have developed a flexible treatment program that provides a variety of services. Our goal was to build on the successful foundation of our previous efforts by adapting and refining the treatment and making it more widely available.