GBC aba announces the opening of the only alternative preschool for children with autism in Peoria

PEORIA, Ill. - Dec. 5, 2019 - PRLog -- GBC aba, an Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy company for individuals with autism spectrum disorder, will be opening the doors to its new Caterpillar Autism Learning Center, serving children ages 2-7. This center, the only one of its kind currently in Peoria IL, is an alternative to traditional, preschool-like settings, creating a fun and effective learning environment for children with autism. This will make the second location, with its' first being in Normal, IL.

One of the hardest jobs as a parent is finding quality pre-academic services when your child has autism. At the Caterpillar Autism Learning Center, we take every opportunity to integrate social skills and cooperative play into your child's day, while teaching them the academic skills to be successful in school.

At the Caterpillar Autism Learning Center, your child will experience:

• Increased confidence as a result of a safe and caring environment with 1:1 support
• Expanded learning through personalized attention and goal-setting
• Improved interaction with peers
• And so much more!

Part of GBC's mission is to be a family support resource. Families who enroll their children in the Caterpillar Autism Learning Center will be in constant communication with staff regarding the child's progress, as well as receive parent support and training.

Enrollment is open, and there is currently no waitlist. For information visit their website www.gbcaba.com.

About GBC aba (http://www.gbcaba.com)

GBC has served the Chicagoland area since 2014 and the Peoria and Normal communities since the early part of 2019. In addition to the new early learning center, GBC also offers in-home and center-based ABA therapy for individuals with autism, blended social skills groups, and free autism workshops. Their compassionate team uses high-quality and innovative programming to help build confidence and independence through its client-centered approach.