Creating Progress and Possibilities®, For Your Family
Welcome to Bierman Autism Centers (BAC), where we ignite a passion for learning in every child diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). Our mission is simple yet profound: to create progress and possibilities® by nurturing confident communicators who take flight on their terms.
What sets us apart?
Our program boasts a thriving alumni network of over 300+ graduates, a testament to the success of our approach.
At BAC, we believe in each child’s unique abilities. Using evidence-based ABA therapy practices, we cultivate a nurturing environment where play becomes the runway for learning to take off. Our highly individualized approach prioritizes each child’s voice, working collaboratively with families to craft programs that address each child’s specific needs and goals.
We see the unique spark in every child, and we understand the challenges families face. Our proprietary, evidence-based approach ignites possibilities for an even brighter future, equipping children with the skills and confidence to soar – one milestone at a time.
With over 20+ centers across Arizona, Indiana, Massachusetts, North Carolina, New Jersey, Ohio, and Rhode Island, BAC is making a lasting impact on the lives of countless children.
Many approaches to ABA focus on managing behaviors. Here at Bierman, we take a different path. Through engaging, play-based activities, we empower your child to learn and grow in positive ways. This includes helping them understand their emotions, develop healthy coping mechanisms, and express themselves confidently. Our approach, which emphasizes building essential life skills and fostering independence, has been at the core of our philosophy since we started in 2006.
Our Fort Wayne location has hosted a community event, Sensitive Santa, for the inclusion of children with special needs. You can learn more about this event in this clip.
Dr. Parker discusses the Silver Alerts system changes in Indiana to include endangered children including those with autism to a statewide alerts notification system. with Fox 59 News.
Our Senior BCBA, Laura Britton worked with Fort Wayne Animal Care and Control to facilitate a camp for children with autism, ‘Pets for All‘ so that children can learn about responsible pet ownership.
Dr. Fumi Horner and Dr. Ashley Bennett wrote an article entitled ‘Balancing Act: Advocacy and Independence’ that has been included in the Arizona Parenting Magazine.