


We Help Unlock a Child's Promise
There is promise in every child and young adult with autism. Unlocking that promise is what we strive for. Our skilled therapists devote themselves to maximizing each child’s individual abilities and preparing them to thrive in the world around them. We can make miracles happen, large and small. But we need your help.
The Work We Do
We identify children with autism in San Miguel de Allende and surrounding communities, provide them with the therapeutic help they need, and educate parents about supporting their treatment at home.
Here, children and families will discover a loving space with our professional therapists, who will help their son or daughter every step of the way
Taking a Child’s and Parents’ First Step

We Identify Children with Autism
One of the most important keys to combating autism is early diagnosis. This allows children to receive appropriate education, therapies and nutrition.

We Work with Their Families
Early diagnosis is supported by education of the adults in the child's life so they understand symptoms and can receive referrals from appropriate specialists.

We Personalize Therapeutic Activities
Following diagnosis, therapeutic activities with well-defined learning objectives are delivered by trained therapists in a nurturing environment.

We Connect with the Community
We are committed to educating the community, healthcare professionals and teachers about autism and how therapy can help unlock every child's promise.
Stories of Success
“My son was not learning at school. I wasn’t sure he could learn. His therapist has helped him with reading, adding, dividing and concentrating on an activity.”
Ricardo M
Parent“My daughter was very difficult. She has learned to behave, to share and to help around the house. Her therapy has also taught her to show us respect and obedience.”
Magdalena V
parent“My daughter’s speech has improved so much. Being able to communicate better with us and others has made her happier and improved our family life.”
Renate L
parent“My son was out of control. He has learned to temper his emotions, to have patience, to socialize, to tolerate noise and to follow a series of orders.”