Service · Children & Adolescents · Clinical + Non-Clinical Programs
Helping young people grow, connect, and thrive.
Growing up comes with challenges, and every child needs something different.
ASun Star provides behavioral health, developmental, therapeutic, and enrichment programs for children and adolescents. From mental health and ABA services to after-school, Saturday, summer, and skill-building programs, we create supportive environments where young people can learn, build confidence, develop relationships, and strengthen the skills they need for everyday life.
Children & Adolescents | Clinical + Non-Clinical Programs | School • Center • Home • Community
Support that grows with your child.
Our programs may be a good fit for children and adolescents who could benefit from:
Programs designed to support children with autism, intellectual, or developmental disabilities
Children and adolescents
More than one program. A community of support.
A structured and engaging place for children to continue learning and growing after the school day ends.
Programs may include homework and academic support, STEAM activities, recreation, social-emotional learning, life skills, group activities, creative experiences, and opportunities to build friendships.
Our goal is to make after-school time purposeful, engaging, and fun.
Weekends and summer can provide some of the best opportunities for children to explore new interests, practice skills, and build relationships.
Our Saturday and summer programs combine structured activities, recreation, community experiences, skill development, creativity, and social engagement.
Programs are designed to provide more than supervision, they give young people a place to participate, discover, connect, and grow.
Sometimes children learn best alongside other children experiencing similar challenges.
Groups give young people an opportunity to learn new skills and practice them with peers in a supportive environment.
Children and adolescents may experience anxiety, depression, trauma, behavioral concerns, family changes, peer challenges, school difficulties, grief, stress, or other emotional concerns.
ASun Star provides age-appropriate mental health and substance use services that may include individual counseling, group therapy, family therapy, psychiatric services, and other behavioral health supports.
We work with the young person while also recognizing the important role of families, caregivers, schools, and other members of their support system.
For children and adolescents who need additional behavioral or developmental support, ASun Star offers individualized ABA services focused on communication, social interaction, learning, behavior, independence, and everyday living skills.
Services may be provided in our centers and, depending on the program and eligibility, at home, in school, or within the community.
Children don't experience challenges in only one place.
That's why many ASun Star services extend beyond our centers. Depending on the program, services may be delivered in schools, homes, and community settings.
Working across environments allows us to collaborate with families, educators, caregivers, and other professionals while helping young people use their skills in real-life situations.
These programs empower children and adolescents to build behavioral, social, emotional, independent living, and vocational skills through individualized supports delivered where they live, learn, and grow. Services include: IIC, BA, Mentoring, Job Coach, Individual Support Services (ISS)
Every experience should have a purpose.
Whether a child comes to ASun Star for therapy, an after-school program, a Saturday group, summer programming, ABA, or another service, we want them to gain something meaningful from the experience.
Making a friend.Learning to communicate a need.Completing homework independently.Managing frustration differently.Trying something new.Learning a life skill.Discovering a talent.Building confidence.Or simply finding a place where they feel like they belong.
Those moments matter.
Programs and care
Growth support
Clinical, school, home, and enrichment supports can work together as needs change.
Programs that help young people understand emotions, strengthen coping skills, develop healthy relationships, and navigate challenges.
Family-centered
Children do better when caregivers, schools, and providers share context and direction.
Opportunities to practice communication, friendship, cooperation, problem-solving, and positive peer interaction.
Youth pathway
Programs help young people build social, emotional, communication, and daily life skills.
Activities and support that encourage school success, responsibility, life skills, decision-making, and increasing independence.
STEAM, creative activities, movement, community experiences, special events, and opportunities for young people to explore their interests.
Individualized programming for children and adolescents with autism, intellectual disabilities, developmental disabilities, and other support needs.
See the child. Build on their strengths.
We don't believe children should be defined by a diagnosis, behavior, disability, or difficult moment.
Our programs are strength-based, trauma-informed, evidence-based, inclusive, and centered around the individual needs of each child and family.
Our multidisciplinary team allows us to look at the whole child, behavioral health, development, relationships, family, school, community, interests, strengths, and goals.
Because helping a child thrive means looking at more than one part of their life.
Start with your child, not a program name.
You don't need to know whether your child needs counseling, ABA, an after-school program, a social skills group, Saturday programming, summer activities, or another service before contacting us.
Tell us about your child, their strengths, what you're noticing, what they enjoy, and where they may need some additional support.
We'll help you explore the programs that may be the right fit.
Two Decades of building stronger communities together with a multidisciplinary team of specialists provides a whole-person, whole-family approach.
