Re: Ace Academy? (was Integrations Treatment Center in Wickliffe)

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Ace Academy was started by the same person that runs Integrations Treatment Center, but was sold and is now privately-owned. I thought they were still in business because I saw them at Walk Now for Autism. Integrations Treatment Center is run completely separate, but is housed at the same location that ACE is located. I do not have any more information than that because we never did anything with ACE. If you want more information, I can find out, just let me know! Thanks.starfish1995 <starfish1995@...> wrote: What happened to ACE Academy? I called their number but it has been disconnected.I thought they just opened a year ago.Beth> > > > > > > > > > > > > > ---------------------------------> > Check out the hottest 2008 models today at Autos.> > > > ---------------------------------> > Need a vacation? Get great deals to amazing places on >

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Ace Academy has a new phone number. It's 440-943-7012. I'm going to

be checking it out soon.

I heard Integrations Treatment Center is moving into the same

campus. I don't think the two are affiliated. There's two separate

listings in the Ohio Autism Scholarship provider listing.

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Hi All------ I just spoke with the director at ITC and she told me that ITC and ACE Academy are now and always have been separate entities. She was one of three or four people who helped ACE come into fruition under the ownership of a non-profit organization known as S.F.A. At the request of S.F.A., ITC was involved during ACE's formative initial year, until S.F.A. transferred ownership to a private entity in June 2007. During their formative year, ITC helped ACE with their start-up because S.F.A. recognized that ITC specializes in comprehensive programming for children with autism as they have for over 15 years. This includes both direct therapy and education for children and mentoring, training and education for professionals in school districts and medical staff in hospitals. She went on to tell me that the staff at ITC are

Autism Specialists and they offer outpatient therapies including: Occupational Therapy (Sensory Integration focused), Speech/Communication Therapy, Physical Therapy, Psychological services/Behavioral Supports, Recreational programming, Special Education Support/Tutoring and Music Enrichment programming. They also offer partial day or full day-treatment programming (10-30 hrs/week) to either supplement or be used in lieu of local school placement. They are also one of the first providers in the State of OH for the Autism Scholarship Program. In addition, they have on staff Dr. who is an Augmentative Communications Specialist. You can reach them at (216) 965-6106 for more information or if you want to schedule an appointment. They have newly relocated to 28700 Euclid Ave. Mailbox 120 Wickliffe, OH 44092 on the campus of Borromeo College. You can e-mail at lynettesw@.... Laurie P.S. on a personal note, it sounds like a wonderful, comprehensive program and I know many families who had much success in working with them. The director, Lynette is a very enthusiastic person who is very dedicated to helping kids with autism. starfish1995 <starfish1995@...> wrote: What

happened to ACE Academy? I called their number but it has been disconnected.I thought they just opened a year ago.Beth> > > > > > > > > > > > > > ---------------------------------> > Check out the hottest 2008 models today at Autos.> > > > ---------------------------------> > Need a vacation? Get great deals to amazing places on > Travel.>

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