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Autistic care is becoming increasingly vital. One in thirty-six children are being diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder according to estimates from the CDC. More clinics are coming forward with various approaches, and frankly, various levels of efficacy.
JoyBridge Kids is standing out in the autistic care space.
Combining applied behavior analysis (ABA) with speech therapy, occupational therapy, feeding therapy, and school readiness programs, JoyBridge Kids offers a unique and innovative approach to therapy that addresses every aspect of a child’s development.
“Our services cater to the needs of the whole child and offer vital support to the caregivers and parents, empowering them to navigate the challenges of autism with success and joy. I know this personally because I’m a father of an autistic son,” says Michael Cairnes, CEO of JoyBridge Kids.
Combining multiple therapies under one roof is a challenge many clinics avoid, but it has proven to be a game-changer for families with children on the autism spectrum. JoyBridge Kids’ integrated approach yields significant progress and positive outcomes. Parents and caregivers are equipped with the knowledge and tools needed to continue their child’s progress at home, impacting their development.
JoyBridge Kids believes therapy should be effective and joyful, so it has developed its unique approach centered around its ‘joyful ABA.’ By incorporating children’s favorite toys and activities and building strong relationships with trusted adults, it creates a safe and welcoming environment where every child’s unique needs and preferences are respected. Its highly skilled clinicians are dedicated to providing flexible and individualized therapy that is effective and trauma-free.
Recognizing how it translates to high-quality patient care, JoyBridge Kids prioritizes the well-being and professional development of team members. This is accomplished by creating a positive work environment and emphasizing the company’s values that capture the hearts and minds of its clinicians. This promotes attracting and retaining highly talented individuals passionate about their work. The approach is focused on providing the right environment for team members to grow and develop.
Clinic management can be overwhelming for clinical directors. JoyBridge Kids addresses this challenge by promoting top clinicians to leadership roles and providing comprehensive leadership development programs. Weekly meetings address individual challenges and provide a solid understanding of the clinic’s performance, enabling clinical directors to own their clinic and plan for success. On top of it, clinical directors are provided the operational support to allow them to focus on clinical quality.
JoyBridge Kid’s values shone as a three-year-old girl struggling with maladaptive behaviors arrived at its clinic. Based on their evidence-based and data-driven approach, the team remained steadfast in their mission to assist the child in need. The girl’s behavior remarkably improved through the joyful ABA model within a couple of months. When she spoke her first word, “Mommy,” it was a heartwarming moment and a testament to JoyBridge Kids’ dedication to improving the lives of children and families.
JoyBridge Kids, founded by Rogers Clayton with a vision of creating and delivering life-transforming experiences, stands as a beacon of hope for families with autistic children. The dedicated team’s positive approach has transformed the lives of countless families. The three-year-old girl who found her voice is just one of many examples of the extraordinary impact it makes. At JoyBridge Kids, every child is valued and given the tools they need to thrive, making it a place of growth, progress, and endless possibilities.
JoyBridge Kids is standing out in the autistic care space.
Combining applied behavior analysis (ABA) with speech therapy, occupational therapy, feeding therapy, and school readiness programs, JoyBridge Kids offers a unique and innovative approach to therapy that addresses every aspect of a child’s development.
“Our services cater to the needs of the whole child and offer vital support to the caregivers and parents, empowering them to navigate the challenges of autism with success and joy. I know this personally because I’m a father of an autistic son,” says Michael Cairnes, CEO of JoyBridge Kids.
Combining multiple therapies under one roof is a challenge many clinics avoid, but it has proven to be a game-changer for families with children on the autism spectrum. JoyBridge Kids’ integrated approach yields significant progress and positive outcomes. Parents and caregivers are equipped with the knowledge and tools needed to continue their child’s progress at home, impacting their development.
JoyBridge Kids believes therapy should be effective and joyful, so it has developed its unique approach centered around its ‘joyful ABA.’ By incorporating children’s favorite toys and activities and building strong relationships with trusted adults, it creates a safe and welcoming environment where every child’s unique needs and preferences are respected. Its highly skilled clinicians are dedicated to providing flexible and individualized therapy that is effective and trauma-free.
Recognizing how it translates to high-quality patient care, JoyBridge Kids prioritizes the well-being and professional development of team members. This is accomplished by creating a positive work environment and emphasizing the company’s values that capture the hearts and minds of its clinicians. This promotes attracting and retaining highly talented individuals passionate about their work. The approach is focused on providing the right environment for team members to grow and develop.
Clinic management can be overwhelming for clinical directors. JoyBridge Kids addresses this challenge by promoting top clinicians to leadership roles and providing comprehensive leadership development programs. Weekly meetings address individual challenges and provide a solid understanding of the clinic’s performance, enabling clinical directors to own their clinic and plan for success. On top of it, clinical directors are provided the operational support to allow them to focus on clinical quality.
Our services not only cater to the needs of the whole child but also offer vital support to caregivers and parents, empowering them to navigate the challenges of autism with success and joy. I know this personally because I’m the father of an autistic son
JoyBridge Kids, founded by Rogers Clayton with a vision of creating and delivering life-transforming experiences, stands as a beacon of hope for families with autistic children. The dedicated team’s positive approach has transformed the lives of countless families. The three-year-old girl who found her voice is just one of many examples of the extraordinary impact it makes. At JoyBridge Kids, every child is valued and given the tools they need to thrive, making it a place of growth, progress, and endless possibilities.
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