Autism Home Support Services Hosts Open House & Ribbon Cutting in Northville
Offers new therapy options for children with autism
Northville, Michigan, September 7, 2017 – Autism Home Support Services (AHSS) will host an open house for families and professionals on Thursday, September 28, from 5 to 7 p.m. at its Autism Center on 43334 W. Seven Mile Rd., Ste 200 in Northville, MI.
AHSS provides comprehensive Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy services to children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorders. ABA is an evidence-based treatment scientifically proven to provide the most effective results for helping children with Autism reach their full potential. ABA therapy builds on children’s skills and helps them achieve success. AHSS is the largest in-home Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy provider in the Midwest and is the ideal resource for families seeking ABA for children diagnosed on the spectrum. “Early intervention yields the best outcomes for children with Autism,” declares Laura McKee, CEO. “If you’re interested in how ABA therapy can benefit your child, our open house is a great opportunity to learn more about this therapy and how AHSS can partner with you to help your child achieve.”
Tour the newly renovated facility, meet AHSS staff, and learn more about ABA therapy. There will also be an official ribbon cutting ceremony with the assistance of the Northville and Plymouth Chambers of Commerce. Light snacks and refreshments will be served. Registration is preferred. Please RSVP by 
calling 844-AHSS-ABA (247-7222) or go online to http://autismhomesupport.com/events/event/ahss-northville-center-open-house-ribbon-cutting/.
Contact:
Shelly Andrews
847.279.8015
Autism Home Support Services is the Midwest’s largest provider of in-home ABA therapy and has served more than 900 families in Ann Arbor/Northville, metro Chicago and Denver. AHSS also offers center-based ABA therapy at facilities in multiple locations. The company is expanding its center- and home-based therapy services across the United States. See autismhomesupport.com for more information.
