Nicole talks about her concerns about the abrupt end of therapy when her daughter reached school age. In an effort to get support for her child, she pooled together resources and ended up with a ABA therapy support center for autistic kids.
She saw and experienced the challenges faced by families after support was withdrawn. Soon her business, Success on the Spectrum, was exploding, helping families in 27 states. Most of her locations have various funding methods and cost less than regular daycare. She really sees it as a way to help a growing and underserved population while building a legacy business.
She reviews the incredible and lucrative opportunities available for opening a franchise and offers to buy a plane ticket for potential franchisees to visit her headquarters in Dallas.
Takeaways
Nicole who had a career in Nuclear Medicine, became the stepmother of a child with autism.
ABA therapy is so effective.
Kids don’t grow out of autism.
She founded Success on the Spectrum.
Concurrent support with traditional school is an option.
Her family felt abandoned when the support for her daughter ran out.
The changes from ABA therapy were profound for her family: her daughter’s diet became less restrictive, she learned how to talk, and her tantrums reduced.
Families looking for resources can contact Success on the Spectrum at SuccessontheSpectrum
Entrepreneurs wanting to explore franchising opportunities can connect here: SOSFranchising
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