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ABA Autism Day Clinic for Adults, teens, and Kids
in Ogden
Nova Supports is proud of our ABA Day Clinic in Ogden, UT. At this location, we offer services to autistic people of all ages.
This clinic focuses on water safety and preventing drowning disasters with an on-site indoor swimming pool and certified instructors.
Our clinic is dedicated to providing comprehensive, individualized ABA Therapy that enhances practical, life-enriching skills for our clients in a supportive and engaging environment.
349 12th St
Ogden, UT 84404
ADULT SESSIONS
9:00 AM - 3:00 PM
KIDS SESSIONS
4:00 PM - 7:00 PM
Schedule a FREE Tour
of Our OGDEN Clinic With a Pool!
No commitments or requirements! Anyone can come tour the clinic.
Come bring your child and see for yourself why our clinic is a fun and enriching place to experience ABA therapy one-on-one with an RBT.
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Did you know?
The Leading Cause of Death for Autistic Kids is Drowning
Children with autism are 160 times more likely to drown than their neurotypical peers.
When we heard these shocking statistics about the risks of drowning, we knew we had to do something about it. We acquired this building with a pool and knew it would be a perfect autism clinic space.
We are excited to be able to provide water safety as a part of our ABA services to kids and adults with autism.
Benefits of Receiving ABA therapy at our Nova Supports Clinic
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Consistent, Daily Support
Our clinic is open most weekdays, with the exception of major holidays. Saturdays may also be available upon request.
Skill development
Our ABA therapy varies depending on each person's needs and age. We help our adult clients build the essential life skills they need with help from their RBT, such as tolerating haircuts or brushing teeth. Kids may learn how to communicate or use the toilet.
Data-Driven Treatment
Research shows that more consistent ABA is the most beneficial in the long run for retaining skills. Frequent observation allows for faster adjustments to goals and interventions.
More Hours
Our clinic can provide a higher number of quality therapeutic hours than families can realistically implement at home.
Adults: Independent Skills
Adults can gain meaningful skills to gain confidence and independence. Cooking, budgeting, hygiene, medication management, housekeeping, and daily routines are all possible goals to work on in ABA therapy.
Peer Interaction
A clinic setting is great for those who need to build interpersonal skills and confidence in making friends.
We've seen lasting friendships be made at ABA!
Natural Opportunities for Generalization
Generalization means being able to use skills in multiple scenarios and places. Clients have the opportunity to practice skills across different rooms, activities, staff members, and peers at the clinic - instead of only in one environment.
More Learning Opportunities
Transitions, group activities, meals, recreation, community outings, and unexpected situations all become teaching opportunities. With so many rooms to choose from in this clinic, they won't be bored!
TEENS: Preparing for Adulthood
Young adults can practice workplace behaviors, community participation, communication, and executive functioning skills. Computers are available to practice tech skills or write a resume.
One-On-One Support
Each client has their own RBT working with them one-on-one for the entire ABA therapy session.
Close Access to BCBA
The client's BCBA will be on-site at the clinic, making them immediately accessible when training or intervention is needed, for better care.
Caregiver Respite
Families receive predictable periods where they can work, rest, attend appointments, or focus on other family members.
Adults: Workplace Readiness
Adults with autism who wish to apply for work can receive support. Workplace communication, task completion, time management, professionalism, and problem-solving are all skills they can work on.
What makes our clinic different from a regular day program?
Many day programs have 4 or 5 clients to one supervising staff member. It can be difficult to keep track of everyone, especially for those with autism who have a tendency to elope (run away).
With our clinic implementing ABA therapy, we can staff RBTs to give better, one-on-one care.
We want to help build up their essential life skills! Some of these skills may include:
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Building up confidence in communication through activities such as board games and crafts.
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Role-playing real-life situations, such as doctor visits or haircuts, to help them tolerate real visits.
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Job-related skills practice, such as working a cash register.
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Assistance with alternative communication devices.
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Practicing safety skills during community walks.
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Following toileting schedules to increase independence.
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Practicing reading skills at their own level.
Not Sure About Your Health Insurance Coverage?
We take Medicaid, but we also take most other insurances on a case-by-case basis. Contact us if you want more information about your insurance and ABA coverage.
How to Start ABA at This Clinic
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Let us answer your questions! Send us an email or give us a call. 801 - 335 - 9382 or intake@novasupports.com
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If you want to proceed and move forward, we need some basic information. Fill out our INTAKE FORM when you are ready to move forward.
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We will review your insurance and current situation to verify eligibility for these services. Once approved, we will coordinate the initial assessment.
Nova is creating innovative supports for disabled individuals in Utah.
1 in 31 people are diagnosed with autism. We aim to help as many people and families as we can by providing aid to those who need it.
We don't just offer a regular "day program," we offer ABA therapy, one-on-one support, and enriching activities that help adults with autism.