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Defining Level 1 Autism: Distinguishing Why Different Levels of Care are Needed for Different Traits
By: Carl Smoot, PhD, Shane A. Whiting, Ph.D., LMFT, Brandon Moffitt, LPC Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is defined as having persistent deficits in social communication
Aspiro’s Book of the Month – Review of “Option B’
by Ryon Smith, LCSW One of the many things I enjoy about working here at Aspiro Adventure Therapy is the emphasis placed on professional and
The Aspiro Model of Change
Here at Aspiro, we put emphasis on skills building, personal growth, and the promotion of self-efficacy through persistence resulting in meaningful achievement and life-long change.
Aspiro Girls Groups Incorporate Both Adventure and Wellness
Aspiro has been successfully working with young women for over 12 years utilizing an integrated approach of wilderness adventure therapy paired with individual, group, and
Family Systems Work at Aspiro Adventure: A Wilderness Treatment Program
Aspiro Adventure Therapy is a program dedicated to Family Systems work, and my personal passion for working with families has developed over the past 20
Managing Expectations in Next Levels of Care: Wilderness Therapy Programs to Residential Treatment Programs
INTRODUCTION Case Study: Adam was an outdoor wilderness therapy superstar. In two short months, he became less anxious, didn’t feel depressed, was motivated, excited to
