Ages 2 to 7 · Madison Road and Mt. Carmel Road
Small groups, a plan made just for your child, and a team that works with your whole family. Watch this short video from our CEO, then pick a time for a quick phone call.
No pressure, no commitment. Just a conversation.
See the difference
Tap through the group sizes. Every child here works one on one, in a pair, or in a small group of four, based on what they need.
In a crowded room, attention gets split twenty ways. It's hard for anyone to notice how each child learns best.
A day at Transitions
Every child starts with an individual assessment. We build a plan around their needs and IEP goals, break each skill into small steps, and teach it using science-based methods.
Focused teaching time with a staff member who knows exactly what your child is working on.
Small group activities where kids practice playing, sharing, and making friends.
Lots of practice expressing needs and building the skills kids use at home and at school.
We work alongside you, so you know what we're working on and how to keep progress going at home.
From one of our moms
“Seeing my son learn to communicate, express himself, and grow more confident brings tears of joy to my eyes. You supported us through difficult moments and never gave up on him. Thank you for believing in him and helping him find his voice.”
Why we do this
One of my favorite parts of this work is comparing notes with parents. A child might communicate one way with us and a completely different way at home. When we put those pieces together, we start to understand what they're really trying to tell us.
Big milestones or small wins, those moments are why we do this.
Lori WatsonCEO, Transitions Behavioral Health
Getting started
Families can enroll right away, and kids can often start immediately or within a few weeks.
Pick a time below. We'll learn about your child, answer your questions, and walk you through funding.
If it feels like a good fit, we'll invite you in for a tour of whichever location is closest to you.
We complete your child's individual assessment and build a plan made just for them.
Funding and trust
Ohio's Autism Scholarship can cover the full cost for families who qualify. We'll help you understand your options on the call.
We accept Medicaid, so more Cincinnati families can get the support their child needs.
Transitions is accredited by CARF, which holds behavioral health providers to strict national standards of care.
Questions parents ask
Families can enroll right away, and most kids can start immediately or within a few weeks.
Our early intervention program is for kids ages two to seven with autism and related developmental needs.
Kids work one on one, two kids to one staff member, or in small groups of four. Your child's assessment decides what fits best.
We accept Medicaid and the Ohio Autism Scholarship, which can cover the full cost for families who qualify. We'll walk you through it on your call.
Yes. We train and support parents, share what we're working on, and help you keep progress going at home.
No. We run year round, so kids don't lose progress over long breaks.
It's a relaxed conversation. We'll learn about your child, answer your questions, and talk through funding. If it feels like a good fit, we'll invite you in for a tour.
Take the first step
There's no pressure and no commitment. It's just a conversation about your child.