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April 14, 2025

We’re Growing! Our 5th Michigan Autism Center Is Coming Soon to Riverview

We’re Growing! Our 5th Michigan Autism Center Is Coming Soon to Riverview — Behavior Frontiers

Exciting news for families and providers in Southeast Michigan — Behavior Frontiers is expanding again! Our fifth Michigan ABA therapy center is opening soon in Riverview, and we’re inviting the community to help us celebrate.

Whether you're a parent looking for personalized, compassionate ABA services or a pediatrician looking for trusted partners in autism care, this is your chance to tour the center, meet our team, and see how we support young children through compassionate, play-based therapy.

Grand Opening Event – You're Invited!

Date: Sunday, May 18, 2025

Time: 1:30 PM – 4:00 PM

Location: Behavior Frontiers Riverview Autism Center

Address: 14031 Pennsylvania Rd, Suite A, Riverview, MI 48193

RSVP Now on Eventbrite

What to Expect at Our Grand Opening Event

This family-friendly grand opening ceremony is open to parents, pediatricians, educators, and anyone in the community interested in learning more about Behavior Frontiers’ autism services in Riverview:

  • 🏡 Tour our brand-new autism center designed for children up to age 6
  • 👋 Meet our compassionate clinical staff and leadership team
  • 🎨 Sensory-friendly crafts and fun activities for kids
  • 🍓 Sweet treats and light refreshments for all attendees
  • 🎁 Take home a goodie bag filled with kid-friendly surprises
  • 🎟️ Enter to win exciting raffle prizes during the event

Why Choose Center-Based ABA Therapy?

We know that navigating a new autism diagnosis—or even just starting to explore services—can feel overwhelming. That’s why our center-based ABA therapy is designed to bring developmental support during the most critical developmental years (up to age 6). Backed by decades of research, starting your child with ABA therapy as soon as possible helps children make the greatest gains. At our centers, children benefit not only from personalized, full-day 1:1 care, but also from peer interaction and group activities that strengthen communication and social skills through play.

  • Personalized 1:1 care tailored to each unique journey
  • Play-based sessions that make learning fun
  • Peer interaction to build social and communication skills
  • Structure in a calm, supportive space that promotes progress
  • Expert care from highly skilled, compassionate clinicians

While our centers are designed for children up to age 6, when early intervention can have the greatest impact, ABA therapy can help create meaningful milestones at any age. That’s why we also offer home-based, in-school, and in-community services in select regions for children of any age. No matter where your child is on their journey, the key is to start as soon as possible—and we’re here to support you every step of the way.

A First Look Inside Our Riverview ABA Center

Spanning 4,262 square feet, the Riverview Autism Center was thoughtfully designed to support learning, comfort, and connection for both children and families. Here’s what you’ll find at our new center:

  • Individualized 1:1 therapy in supportive, distraction-free spaces
  • Gross motor activities that promote movement and coordination
  • Circle time and classroom readiness to build group participation, communication, and focus
  • Dramatic play opportunities that strengthen creativity, role-playing, and social development
  • Music and art activities to support emotional expression and sensory exploration
  • Sensory areas to help children regulate, relax, and build coping skills
  • Kid’s Kitchen sessions to practice essential life skills like eating, requesting, and participating in mealtime routines
  • Self-care skills, including toilet training, built into therapy plans to support independence
  • Play-based learning throughout the day to encourage curiosity and engagement
  • Family collaboration spaces for check-ins, caregiver coaching, and ongoing support
  • Soothing design elements like soft lighting and neutral tones to help children feel calm, safe, and focused

It’s a space where your child can thrive—and where you can feel confident that they’re supported by a team that truly cares.

For Pediatricians, Therapists & Community Partners

If you're a healthcare provider, educator, or community advocate, this event is a great opportunity to:

  • Learn about our ABA programs and referral process
  • Tour the space and meet our clinical leadership team
  • Connect with a trusted partner in autism care

See how we support families with early intervention, parent coaching, and personalized plans.

NOW ENROLLING! And Accepting Most Major Insurance Plans, Including Medicaid

We’re now enrolling for new clients at our Riverview Autism Center! If you’re looking for compassionate, research-based ABA therapy for your child, our team is here to help.

We accept most major insurance plans, including most major Medicaid plans, and offer personalized support to guide you through every step of the intake process—from verifying benefits to designing a therapy plan tailored to your child’s needs. To get started, call 888-922-2843 or fill out the form below.

Remember, the earlier you begin, the sooner your child can start building meaningful skills and confidence.

Don’t Miss the Celebration!

This is more than a ribbon cutting — it’s a celebration of progress, support, and community. We can’t wait to welcome you to our newest autism center in Riverview. So don’t forget to RSVP for the Grand Opening Event now – spots are filling fast!

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