Miley Achievement Center

Miley Achievement Center, at 245 N Pecos Rd in Las Vegas, zip code 89101, is a therapy and support center for children with special needs rather than a general recreation program. The listing describes a wide clinical scope: Applied Behavior Analysis therapy, speech therapy, occupational therapy, mental health counseling, academic tutoring, early intervention programs, parent coaching, individual therapy, and family therapy.

Services are delivered both center based and, specifically for early intervention, home based, according to the listing, which gives families flexibility depending on their child's age and the type of service needed. The center describes individualized treatment plans and a play based approach, which points to therapy structured around each child rather than a one size fits all curriculum.

Hours run Monday through Friday, 6:50 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., with the center closed on weekends. That is a shorter and earlier daily window than many childcare centers, more consistent with scheduled therapy appointments than a full day program. The center operates year round.

Age range covers 0 to 18, broken into infants, toddlers, preschoolers, kids, pre teens, and teens, reflecting that ABA and related therapies are offered across the full span of childhood and adolescence.

The price range is listed as $$$$, the highest tier shown in this directory, which is consistent with intensive clinical therapy services like ABA rather than a typical class or camp.

Miley Achievement Center is marked special needs friendly with an extensive accommodations list covering autism, ADHD, learning disabilities, developmental delays, anxiety and depression, Down syndrome, cerebral palsy, sensory processing disorder, and several specific therapy types including speech, occupational, and behavioral therapy. Services are conducted in English.

For an intake evaluation or questions about a specific therapy, call (702) 799-5631 or visit the center's website.

Given the higher price tier and the clinical nature of the services, most families will need an evaluation or referral before therapy begins, and the mid morning end time of 1:00 p.m. suggests the daily schedule is built around a set number of appointment blocks rather than a full day program, so early scheduling for a preferred time slot is worth asking about.