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Blossom Children Center specializes in early intervention for children with autism spectrum disorder and other special needs utilizing; ABA therapy, Occupational therapy, and Speech-language pathology. ✨The Blossom Team works collaboratively with each family using a naturalistic developmental approach for autistic children and other developmental disabilities to support them as they grow.✨

The Blossom Method consists of bringing together specialized Board Certified Behavior Analysts,Speech-Language Pathologists, Occupational Therapists, and other professionals to provide the best individualized treatment for your child and family. Your team will use the Blossom Method to serve the needs of your whole family in the most natural environment possible and provide support in all areas of your child’s development.

02/23/2026

When your therapy session includes a special guest with paws… you know it’s going to be a good day! 🐕

For some children, interacting with a therapy dog can:
🐾 Encourage spontaneous language
🐾 Support emotional regulation
🐾 Build social engagement
🐾 Reinforce turn-taking and listening skills

At Blossom, we’re always looking for fun, purposeful ways to integrate ABA therapy, speech therapy, and occupational therapy into engaging experiences!

02/20/2026

Honoring a Pioneer in Autism Advocacy 🤎

During Black History Month, we recognize leaders whose work changed lives, including Dr. Alvin Poussaint, the first Black psychiatrist to bring national attention to autism in the Black community.

Art of Autism Board Member, Dr. Angel Durr, shared Dr. Poussaint’s story in a blog detailing the intersection of autism and Black History Month. In 1972, Poussaint wrote about his experience with autistic children and the ways that black families lacked access to important resources. His work was an important first step for families to begin receiving the support and autism services they needed.

Advancements continue to be made to address disparities of autism diagnosis and treatment. For example, Black Applied Behavioral Analysts Inc. is a group working to reduce barriers for African American students, professionals, and parents in the autism community. Their work educates and increases diversity, equity and inclusion in the field of Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA).

Dr. Poussaint’s advocacy helped open doors, and the work continues. We honor the leaders who paved the way and remain committed to advancing equity, access, and inclusive care in autism services.

For more information:
https://the-art-of-autism.com/the-intersection-of-black-history-month-and-autism/
https://judsoncenter.org/autism/
https://babainfo.org/

02/19/2026

Floor time is important ‼️

02/18/2026

Sensory seeking isn’t random, it’s regulation! 🧠✨

When a child is constantly moving, crashing, chewing, climbing, or pressing into things, their body may be asking for more input to feel organized and focused.

Providing safe, structured opportunities for movement and heavy work can make a big difference in attention, learning, and daily routines.

If you’re noticing sensory behaviors that impact home or school, occupational therapy can help identify practical, supportive strategies tailored to your child! 💛

02/17/2026

🌿 We’re Hiring an Occupational Therapist – Novi, MI! 🌿

We’re looking for a passionate Occupational Therapist to join our Novi team! If you love working in a collaborative, child-centered environment where play has purpose, we’d love to connect with you.

✨ What you’ll be doing
• Providing play-based occupational therapy services to children in a center-based setting
• Evaluating sensory processing, fine motor, visual-motor, and self-care skills
• Designing individualized treatment plans focused on functional, real-life outcomes
• Implementing engaging interventions that support regulation, coordination, and independence
• Collaborating with other OTs, ABA therapists, SLPs, and families to support whole-child development
• Monitoring progress and adjusting goals based on data and clinical observation

At Blossom, you’ll have the opportunity to build real relationships with families, create individualized treatment plans, and help children develop the skills they need for independence and confidence.

📩 To learn more or apply, email angela.fulton@blossomchildrenscenter.com
📞 Or call (248) 277-3005 for more information.

Join a team where your expertise is valued and your impact is felt every day! 💛

02/16/2026

All jokes... we love our coworkers 😅

02/13/2026

🧠✨ Why Early Intervention Matters

The first few years of life represent one of the most critical windows for behavioral development. During early childhood, the brain demonstrates heightened neuroplasticity, meaning it forms and strengthens neural connections at a faster rate than at any other point in development.

Skills related to communication, emotional regulation, attention, problem-solving, and social interaction are actively developing during this time. When supportive, structured teaching strategies are introduced early, they help strengthen these emerging neural pathways while they are most adaptable.

Small gains made early often compound over time. Increased attention today can support classroom learning tomorrow. Improved flexibility now can reduce frustration later. Strengthened communication early can enhance social relationships long term.

The early years are powerful. When intervention aligns with how the developing brain learns best, progress becomes both meaningful and sustainable 💛

02/12/2026

Us: mid tea spill.. 🫖

Phone rings: “Good afternoon! This is Blossom, how can I help you!” 🤗

02/11/2026

Warning: Side effects of play-based therapy may include confidence, independence, stronger communication, and lots of smiles‼️

At Blossom, we meet children where they are and turn play into powerful progress, because motivated learners make meaningful gains.

02/10/2026

Coming soon to a theater near you...

02/09/2026

Celebrating strength. Celebrating impact. Celebrating Black history. 💚❤️💛

02/06/2026

Don't let your coworkers ruin your day..

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8175 Movie Drive
Brighton, MI
48116

Opening Hours

Monday	8am - 6pm
Tuesday	8am - 6pm
Wednesday	8am - 6pm
Thursday	8am - 6pm
Friday	8am - 6pm

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+12482773005

Website

https://blossomchildrenscenter.com/

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The Blossom Method

The Blossom Team works collaboratively with each family using a naturalistic developmental approach centered in Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA), for children with autism and other challenges to reach their optimal growth. The Blossom method consists of bringing together specialized Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), Speech and Language Therapists, Occupational Therapists, Licensed Counselors, and other professionals to provide the best individualized treatment for your child and family. Your team will use the Blossom method to serve the needs of your whole family in the most natural environment possible and provide support in all areas of a child's development.