Serving Ages 3 to 15
The Victory Center Early Intensive Behavioral Intervention (EIBI) and
Language and Behavior Programs
The Victory Center provides education and services to individuals and families with autism and similar disabilities. Our program is unique for its 1:1 student-teacher ratio. Comprehensive individualized and science-based treatment is provided so that every individual can develop to his/her fullest potential academically, socially, and emotionally through academic, transitional, and community outreach services.
The programs offer state-of-the-art intensive and comprehensive treatment that is highly structured and based on the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis. The Victory Center is staffed by qualified professionals in the areas of behavior analysis, education, and other related services.
Early Intensive Behavioral Intervention (EIBI)
The focus of EIBI is to teach basic learning and language skills to children ages 3-8 through assessing individual student needs, developing optimal individualized instructional programming, and implementing empirically-validated techniques derived from the Principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA).
Teaching targets include adaptive behaviors across the domains of receptive language, expressive language, and socialization.
The goal of the social and language rich environment is to foster and maximize young children’s skills and learning at a critical stage in their development.
Language and Behavior (For children 8-14)
- 1:1 instruction focuses on further fostering basic learning and language skills through individualized instructional programming.
- Teaching targets include adaptive behaviors across the domains of verbal behavior/advanced communication, socialization, and independence in daily living skills.
- The program consists of a visually supported environment where students can increase their functional communication skills through the use of PECS, Sign Language and/or Vocals.
- This program includes behavior intervention plans for those students with compliance difficulties and/ or maladaptive behaviors.
Some of the services offered within the EIBI/LB Programs include:
- ABLLS/VB-MAPP Assessments
- Functional Behavioral Assessments
- Discrete Trial Training
- Incidental Teaching
- Verbal Operant/Mand training
- Natural Language Training
- Video-modeling
- Sign Language Training
- Picture-based Communication Training
- Picture-schedules Training
- ADL Skills Training
- Toilet Training
- Empirical Analysis
- Parent Training
Sports and Fitness
Sports and Fitness is an integral part of the Victory Center curriculum. Physical fitness is provided 2-3 times per week all year round. Activities include tennis, bicycling, basketball and the gym. Eligible students also train and participate annually in the Special Olympics.
