Champ Maryland Autism Waiver Services
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- 5850 Waterloo Rd., Suite 194, Columbia, MD 21045
- Telephone: 301-591-9776
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ChAMP will provide a highly qualified Family Trainer to provide one-on-one training to the family in the use of interventions individualized for their child. Interventions can include, but are not limited to, habilitation , self-direction, behavior management, daily living skills, socialization, mobility and money management.
ChAMP can provide Family Training services in the amount of hours as approved by the child's Plan of Care.
The Family Trainer will then develop a treatment plan. The treatment plan will outline the goals and objectives agreed upon by the treatment team. It will also outline the programs that will be implemented to work toward the identified goals.
In addition, the treatment plan outlines how the child's progress will be measured. ChAMP's Family Trainer will meet with the family monthly (or more often if necessary) to review the child's progress. The treatment plan is a fluid document that will be regularly updated to meet the needs of the child and family.
ChAMP will provide one-on-one Intensive Individualized Support Services ("IISS") by trained instructors. These services are individualized and goal oriented with an emphasis on behavioral interventions.
The IISS therapist will implement the treatment plan developed by the family trainer. In so doing, the IISS therapist will keep any necessary data on the child's progress. Our IISS therapists have a variety of backgrounds including, but not limited to: college psychology students, graduate special education students, certified paraeducators, experienced ABA therapists, and others who care about children with autism and want them to achieve their maximum potential.
The amount of hours provided by ChAMP is governed by the child's Plan of Care.
ChAMP will provide one-on-one technicians to provide high quality respite care in the child's home. Respite provides parents and caregivers with an opportunity to focus on their own needs, while knowing that their child is safe and happy.
Our respite providers are often trained as IISS therapists and are qualified to work with children with autism. The child's Plan of Care will govern the hours available to the family for respite care.