Early Intervention Center

11/26/2025

The Early Intervention Center ( “EIC”) is pleased to announce 2025-2026 open enrollment for its center-based ABA therapy. Our Center is conveniently located in Troy, Michigan.

Why the EIC?
We have proudly provided decades of experience in providing BCBA-supervised, evidence-based ABA services, and Individualized goals in skill development. Positive and proven outcomes include improved communication, daily living, social, and school readiness. Data-informed progress review and caregiver coaching are also hallmarks of EIC.

What insurance do we accept?
EIC is an approved In-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield & Blue Care Network Provider. Also, EIC may accept other Insurance Plans or Fee for Service Arrangements approved in advance.

The Early Intervention Center is a 501 (C-3) : Not for Profit. Our primary focus is on helping individuals with developmental disabilities and their families.

Visit us on the web at www.earlyinterventioncenter.org .

How to Refer or Enroll?
Call (248) 565-8970 or email statigian@actnetwork.org
We’ll complete a benefits check, schedule an assessment, and develop a tailored plan.
We appreciate the opportunity to support children with autism. Please reach out with any questions or to begin the intake process.

06/04/2021

Now hiring energetic and reliable staff who are looking to start or grow their career in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis.

All staff receive full training and supervision by a board certified behavior analyst.

Come to work in a warm and enriching environment dedicated to changing the lives of children.

Requirements:

High school diploma required.
Bachelors degree (preferred).
Energetic personality.
Ability to move from sitting to standing position.
Reliable transportation.

Job Responsibilities:

Energetically engage with children who have been diagnosed with ASD.
Teach academic, play, communication, and daily living skills to multiple clients.
Work with Board Certified Behavior Analyst to implement specified programming.
Record data as determined by the BCBA.

Remote interviews available. PPE provided.

06/23/2020

Our 19th Annual Autism Awareness Charity Golf Outing event will be held on August 27th.
We look forward to seeing you!
Visit our page for more details.

About the golf outing The 19th Annual Autism Awareness Charity Golf Outing provides the opportunity to extend ahelping hand to The Early Intervention Center. Donations will help those children, who otherwisewould not be able to afford such services, to get the assistance they need to better thei ...

05/19/2020

We are currently accepting new clients. If you would like to schedule a tour or have any questions contact our Clinical Director at syoung@actnetwork.org or call (248)565-8970.

08/20/2019

The kids are learning about the farm this week. They are excited to display their awesome creations.

08/01/2019

Preparing for a fun day of imaginative play!

08/01/2019

02/02/2018

The Early Intervention Center is now accepting new clients! Call today to get started. Check out our new website to see what we're all about. http://www.theearlyinterventioncenter.com/

01/26/2018

The letter of the week has never been so delicious! Our staff and kids love busting out the finger paints.

10/10/2016

It's that time again! Halloween is only 21 days away. We want everyone to have a wickedly good and safe time this year. Below is some suggestions on how to keep the kids safe this Halloween.

http://www.safekids.org/halloween

Everyone loves a good scare on Halloween, but not when it comes to child safety. There are several easy and effective behaviors that parents can share with kids to help reduce their risk of injury.

07/20/2016

Below is a link to an article that discusses the benefits of playing the Pokemon Go app for children on the spectrum. Also the importance of safety is also included.

https://www.autismspeaks.org/blog/2016/07/15/pok%C3%A9mon-go-what-parents-individuals-autism-need-understand

Pokémon GO is all the rage and the concept of GPS based augmentative reality games is something that could be a promising new intervention for young adults with ASD.

07/20/2016

This is a short, to the point, article that may help while teaching your child to communicate.
http://www.mcginnisdeanpress.com/blog/2016/2/12/the-benefits-of-teaching-mands-specific-to-the-motivation

Many leaders in the application of Skinner’s analysis of verbal behavior have advocated teaching mands specific to a learner's motivation, rather than teaching generalized mands, as a learner’s first words. Here are some research-based reasons why teaching specific mands like “ball”, “juice”, and “j...