Project Hope Florida is a center-based program located in Jupiter, FL that provides autism therapy and services through Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). They offer early intervention and after-school ABA programs for children aged 18 months to 10 years who have been diagnosed with autism and related disorders. Additionally, they provide behavioral support in schools, homes, and community settings in North Palm Beach County and neighboring areas.

Their Hope Early Learning Program is specifically designed for children aged 18 months to 6 years, focusing on maximizing their developmental skills and helping them reach their full potential. The program is based on research demonstrating that early intervention can significantly improve communication, social, cognitive, and life skills in children with autism.

Project Hope Florida's team of experienced BCBAs is dedicated to creating a fun, dynamic, and rewarding learning environment for their clients. They take a team approach, involving parents/caregivers in the process and providing them with training to incorporate the learned skills into the home and community settings.

With a primary focus on B.F. Skinner's principles of verbal behavior, Project Hope Florida aims to maximize functional communication skills in children with autism. They also place emphasis on preparing children for mainstream schooling by targeting relevant skills.

Overall, Project Hope Florida strives to enhance the lives of individuals with autism by using a comprehensive approach that incorporates ABA therapy, education, family resources, and individualized interventions based on each child's needs.