ABA Therapy in Avon, CT

Individualized Autism Care & Applied Behavior Analysis Programs

Compassionate ABA Therapy in Avon, CT for Children with Autism

Families searching for ABA therapy in Avon, can rely on CCSN for individualized, evidence-based care delivered through our nearby Farmington clinic, conveniently located just minutes from Avon. Easily accessible for families across Avon and neighboring communities, the center provides a structured clinical environment where children receive personalized support designed to encourage meaningful growth and long-term success.

Every therapy program is delivered in thoughtfully designed treatment spaces that promote learning, communication, and positive behavioral development. Children participate in engaging, goal-oriented activities while families benefit from ongoing collaboration with experienced clinicians who are committed to supporting progress both inside and outside the therapy setting.

At CCSN, every treatment plan is developed around the individual needs of the child. Through ABA therapy in Avon, CT, our Board Certified Behavior Analysts create personalized interventions that strengthen communication, social engagement, adaptive behaviors, and everyday functional skills, helping children build greater confidence and independence while supporting families throughout their developmental journey.

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Clinical Leadership


The Center for Children with Special Needs | Amy Bevins

Amy Bevins, M.Ed., BCBA

ABA Clinic Program Director, Farmington


The Center for Children with Special Needs | Autumn Henry

Autumn Henry, MS

Lead Administrative Specialist


The Center for Children with Special Needs | Cara Cappalli-Davey

Cara Cappalli-Davey, MSEd, BCBA

Consultation Director


The Center for Children with Special Needs | Colleen Suzio

Colleen Suzio, PhD, BCBA-D

Consultation Director


The Center for Children with Special Needs | Elizabeth Nulty

Elizabeth C. Nulty, PhD, BCBA-D

Organizational Compliance Director


The Center for Children with Special Needs | Hannah Shandra

Hannah Shandra, MS, BCBA

Consultation Director


The Center for Children with Special Needs | Khrysta Ortiz

Khrysta Ortiz, MS, BCBA

ABA Clinic Program Coordinator, Farmington


The Center for Children with Special Needs | Kristen Powers

Kristen Powers, OTD, OTR/L

Director of Occupational Therapy Services


The Center for Children with Special Needs | Avon

Mark J. Palmieri, Psy. D, BCBA-D

Co-Executive Director


The Center for Children with Special Needs | Avon

Michael D. Powers, Psy. D.

Co-Executive Director & Founder


The Center for Children with Special Needs | Tina Newman

Tina Newman, PhD

Director of Psychological Services

Frequently Asked Questions

Our therapy center is designed to encourage focus, engagement, and positive learning experiences through structured routines, dedicated treatment spaces, and individualized activities tailored to each child's developmental needs.

Yes. Treatment plans target a wide range of skills, including communication, social interaction, emotional regulation, adaptive behaviors, play, and daily living skills based on each child's unique profile.

Clinical teams continuously review treatment data, evaluate progress toward goals, and make evidence-based adjustments to intervention strategies to support ongoing developmental growth.

A center-based setting provides children with consistent routines, structured learning opportunities, supervised peer interactions when appropriate, and access to specialized clinical resources that support skill acquisition.

Yes. Families receive practical guidance and strategies from the clinical team to help reinforce targeted skills during everyday routines, creating greater consistency between therapy and home environments.

We maintain regular communication with caregivers to discuss progress, review treatment objectives, and ensure therapy remains aligned with the child's evolving developmental needs.

No. Every child receives an individualized program based on comprehensive assessments, developmental priorities, and measurable treatment goals to ensure care reflects their unique strengths and challenges.