Aspire Autism Center

Aspire Autism Center We provide ABA therapy services for children and young adults with ASD (3-22), in a loving, safe environment. We are a center-based therapy service.

04/02/2026

Today is World Autism Awareness Day!! The theme this year is Autism and Humanity-Every Life has Value! Such an important message. Each life adds so much value to this world. I could never express the amount of joy and happiness that each autistic person that I have had the pleasure to know has brought to my life.

That said, we also need to be realistic about the challenges that face those with ASD and those who care for them. There are real struggles. More resources are needed. In the US, 1 in 31 children are diagnosed with ASD. In Ohio, over 257,000 students receive special education services, about 16% of all students. Autism prevalence has increased dramatically-by as much as 400% since the early 2000s.

What we need:
Increased access to early screening and diagnosis
Expanded ABA and therapeutic services
Better support for families
Inclusive schools and workplaces that recognize neurodiversity as strength

We must see individuals with autism not just for their challenges-but for their potential. And love them where they are at.

This month, I encourage you to take one step-whether that is learning more, advocating for services, supporting a family, or simply choosing kindness and understanding.

Because when we support those with autism, we strengthen our entire community.

03/29/2026

Reminder Aspire is on Spring Break starting tomorrow!! Both the center and clinic are closed. We return on April 8th. Enjoy the break!!!

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03/21/2026

At Aspire Autism Center, our goal is to provide high-quality, individualized care that supports each child’s growth, independence, and well-being. To ensure we can deliver services safely and effectively, we carefully consider each child’s support needs when determining clinical fit.
Our services are best suited for children who do not require ongoing physical intervention for safety.

Physical intervention refers to situations where staff must regularly use their bodies to block, prevent, or manage behaviors that could cause harm. This may include frequent blocking of hitting, kicking, or biting, preventing elopement (running away), or physically guiding a child during unsafe situations. While these strategies can be necessary in some settings, they require a higher level of staffing and support to ensure safety.

At Aspire Autism Center, our model is designed to focus on building communication, independence, social skills, and emotional regulation within a structured and supportive environment—without the need for ongoing physical management. This approach allows sessions to remain centered on learning, connection, and meaningful progress.

If a child’s needs include a higher level of physical support for safety, we are always happy to guide families toward providers who specialize in that level of care and to support you in finding the best fit for your child.

03/20/2026

🧠✨ Celebrating World Behavior Analysis Day ✨🧠
Honoring the legacy of B.F. Skinner, a pioneer in behavior analysis whose work continues to shape how we understand learning, behavior, and human potential.

From classrooms to clinical settings, behavior analysis empowers positive change—one step, one behavior at a time.

Let’s celebrate the science that helps individuals thrive and reach their fullest potential. 💙

03/05/2026

Aspire is closing early due to flooding. 12:00

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03/02/2026

Please share! We want as many people to have access as possible!!! It’s free and available to all

02/23/2026

Aspire is closed today Monday, February 23.

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02/21/2026
02/18/2026

02/18/26
Parents,
Due to overwhelming student and staff sickness we are going to be closed tomorrow 2/19/26 to hopefully let these illnesses run their course. We plan to see everyone on Monday, do check WTAP and our page just in case!!!

Amanda

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02/02/2026

Aspire is looking for a gently used 4 drawer filing cabinet if anyone has one they would like to donate :). Thanks!

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02/01/2026

Aspire will be OPEN tomorrow. Parents please pull to the front doors of your child's building to enter as the back lot is still icy. Staff please park on the side. Thank you!

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01/28/2026

We are closed tomorrow Jan. 29 for what is *hopefully* our last snow day of season!!! Fingers crossed everyone!!

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Address

1402 Colegate Drive
Marietta, OH

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

+17403714112

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