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Specialties
ACES offers services to help individuals impacted with autism or other developmental disabilities maximize their full potential. We believe in providing comprehensive services to address all areas of needs for our clients. ACES staff have specialties in speech therapy, occupational therapy, and behavioral intervention (ABA). Our services are provided in a variety of settings including the clinic, home, school and community. In addition, as part of our commitment to community outreach, ACES frequently hosts and participates in a wide variety of community events, parent support groups, parent training sessions & workshops related to autism and other developmental disorders. To assure quality services, we collaborate with professionals in the international Autism community and are participating in various research projects.
ACES is proud to service families of various cultures. We provide services to families who speak Spanish, Arabic, Japanese, Farsi, Korean, Tagalog, Vietnamese & more.
History
Established in 1996.
Using the very latest and most widely accepted teaching and therapeutic methodologies, ACES aspires to help each individual with autism and other developmental disabilities fulfill his or her maximum potential. We provide a full complement of services in homes, schools and communities throughout the United States.
ACES opened its doors to individuals and families impacted with autism and other developmental disabilities in 1996. We have grown into a team of specialists with backgrounds in psychology, occupational and speech therapies, and education. Additionally, in San Diego, CA ACES operates an accredited non-public school serving children in grades K-12 within a 13,000 square foot facility.
ACES has been serving children and families in Orange County since 1997. In January 2009, our new state of the art building opened its doors. We have over 20,000 square feet that meets the needs of our clients, families, and staff.
Meet the Business Owner
Kristin F.
Business Owner
In the early ‘90s, while working on her master’s degree in special education at UNT, Kristin Farmer (’95 M.Ed.) was a student teacher in Lewisville.
She worked with a small class of elementary children with autism spectrum disorders, and one young student, Johnny, changed her life.
When Farmer first met the 7-year-old, he had severe speech limitations and could only imitate a few sounds.
She began working with him on forming sounds into words and soon, for the first time, he was able to say «Mommy, I love you.»
«When his mom heard this, she cried,» Farmer says. «She was just beside herself because her son learned those words and how to communicate. I’ve been hooked ever since. I realized this is how I can make a difference.»
Kristin Farmer is a global pioneer in the field of autism & was the first teacher in California to use a blend of therapeutic, educational & behavioral techniques to achieve the best outcomes for her students. She is the founder of the UNT Autism Center & ACES
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