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Yes. We adhere to all professional and legal confidentiality standards . As the Allinson Institute also conducts experimental research, any data used for clinical discovery is managed with the highest level of regulatory compliance and research integrity.

Our intake process begins with a comprehensive assessment to confirm a Level 3 diagnosis and understand the individual's specific sensory and behavioral needs . This ensures a "good fit" for the guest and their family

Yes. We adhere to all professional and legal confidentiality standards . As the Allinson Institute also conducts experimental research, any data used for clinical discovery is managed with the highest level of regulatory compliance and research integrity.

It is a "home-type" learning environment where guests master real-world skills. This includes baking and cooking in environments including kitchen, stocking shelves, gardening in our sensory garden, and practicing computer literacy in a vocational office

Safety is our primary differentiator. Our Phase 2 is being designed to be on at least one acre of land and is custom-outfitted with specialized fencing and secure access points specifically designed to prevent elopement

We prioritize transparency and coordination. Parents can connect with our team through in-office meetings, secure messaging, phone calls, or video conferencing . Additionally, Hub members have exclusive access to our monthly "Ask the Expert" live streams.

Most families have to navigate a "strip mall" of disconnected providers . We offer a consolidated sanctuary where ABA therapy, private schooling, and respite care are coordinated under one roof . This model ensures consistency for the guest and less stress for the caregiver.

We focus exclusively on individuals with Severe (Level 3) Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) as defined by the DSM-5. Our programs are designed for children and adults who require substantial support for communication challenges, social interactions, and repetitive behaviors . We serve families throughout the North Orlando area, including Seminole and Orange Counties

Yes, we provide ABA therapy services throughout the Orlando area, including in-home and community-based support for individuals with severe (Level 3) autism.

Yes, we support families across Seminole County, including Sanford, Lake Mary, and Longwood, with in-home ABA therapy and respite services.

Yes, we provide services in Winter Park and nearby communities, helping families access structured, high-support autism care.

We work with families in DeLand and across Volusia County, offering personalized ABA therapy for individuals with severe autism.

Yes, we support families in Daytona Beach and surrounding areas, depending on availability and care needs.

If you’re located in Central Florida, we provide specialized ABA therapy for individuals with severe (Level 3) autism, including in-home and community-based services. Contact us to see if we serve your area.

Yes, we offer in-home ABA therapy across the greater Orlando area, allowing individuals to receive care in a familiar and supportive environment.

We currently provide in-home and community-based ABA therapy for individuals with severe (Level 3) autism. We are actively establishing a dedicated ABA therapy center in Central Florida, with planned operations beginning in Fall 2026. This will allow families to access both clinic-based and in-home care through a coordinated model.

Yes. We are developing a clinic in the Central Florida / Orlando area, with expected availability in Fall 2026. Our goal is to provide a structured, center-based environment alongside our existing in-home and community services

We are planning to open our ABA therapy center in Fall 2026. Families can begin with in-home services now and transition to or supplement with center-based care once the clinic is operational.

Our planned clinic will serve families across Central Florida, including Sanford, Lake Mary, Winter Park, and surrounding communities. In the meantime, we offer in-home and community-based ABA therapy throughout these areas.

Our clinic will be part of a coordinated care model that integrates center-based therapy with in-home and community-based support. This ensures that skills developed in a structured setting are reinforced in real-life environments—something many traditional clinic-only models lack.

Yes. Our approach is designed to combine in-home, community-based, and (starting Fall 2026) center-based ABA therapy to provide consistent, comprehensive support for individuals with severe autism.

No. Our model is designed to complement—not replace—in-home therapy. Many individuals with severe autism benefit most from a combination of structured clinic-based care and real-world support at home and in the community.

For individuals with severe autism, therapy that includes in-home support, caregiver involvement, and real-world skill development is often the most effective. Our approach is designed specifically for these high-support needs.

Severe autism—often referred to as Level 3 autism—is characterized by significant challenges with communication, behavior, and daily functioning, requiring substantial support. Individuals may be non-verbal or minimally verbal, have difficulty with social interaction, and may exhibit behaviors that impact safety, such as wandering or self-injury. A formal diagnosis must be made by a qualified professional, but if your loved one requires constant supervision or support throughout the day, they may fall into this category.

Level 3 autism is the highest support level defined under the autism spectrum. It indicates that an individual requires very substantial support in daily life, including communication, behavior management, and basic routines.

Autism is categorized into levels based on the amount of support an individual needs. Level 1 typically requires minimal support, Level 2 requires substantial support, and Level 3 requires very substantial, ongoing support. Individuals with Level 3 autism often need assistance throughout the day and may have limited communication abilities or complex behavioral needs.

If you suspect your loved one may have severe (Level 3) autism, the first step is to seek a formal evaluation from a qualified professional. Early and consistent support is critical. We can also help guide families through next steps, including understanding care options and starting ABA therapy services.

Yes. Individuals with severe (Level 3) autism often benefit from more intensive, structured support that includes in-home and real-world environments. Therapy models that integrate caregiver involvement and daily routines are especially important for long-term progress.