Nevada Autism Center: ABA Therapy in Las Vegas

Nevada Autism Center provides one-on-one ABA therapy, early intervention, social skills training, and parent training and support for children and teens ages 1 to 18 in Las Vegas, at 5440 West Sahara Avenue, 89146. Services are offered in English and Spanish.

The center is marked as special needs friendly with a detailed list of accommodations: ABA therapy itself, early intervention, a sensory room, a gross motor skills room, individualized therapy, social skills training, communication skills development, behavior management, and parent training. That range covers both direct therapy for the child and support for parents learning to reinforce strategies at home.

The facility includes multiple therapy rooms along with a gross motor skills room, a sensory room, and an indoor play gym, which points to a space designed specifically around the sensory and physical needs common in autism therapy rather than a generic classroom setup.

Hours run Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., with the center closed on weekends. There is no phone number listed for this location, so the most direct way to reach the center is through its website, nevadaautism.com.

The three age brackets listed, 1-3, 4-12, and 13-18, cover early intervention for toddlers through therapy support for teenagers, suggesting the center's approach adjusts based on developmental stage rather than offering one fixed program for all ages.

No pricing, scholarship, or sibling discount information is listed for Nevada Autism Center. Families interested in services would likely need to go through an intake or assessment process, though the specific steps for that are not detailed in this listing.

The bilingual offering in English and Spanish is worth flagging separately since it broadens access for Spanish-speaking families in the Las Vegas area seeking autism-specific therapy, and it is not something every provider in this category lists. Between the sensory room, the gross motor skills room, and the indoor play gym, the facility appears built specifically around the physical and sensory components of ABA therapy rather than being a repurposed general office space.