Goal-based Childcare
for children with Autism
regardless of financial status, insurance policy, or official diagnosis.
About Us
Spectrum of Love is designed to house medical, educational, and childcare needs for children with special needs.
Formulated by a single mother who's son was diagnosed with Autism, Déjà created, tested, and perfected an idea that focuses on a wholesome approach for families who care for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder.
Spectrum of Love merges medical, educational, and childcare industries to create a simplified, wholesome approach to the needs of ASD children. Spectrum of Love is truly a one-of-a-kind resource that strives to be a "one stop shop" for children with Autism!
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Is Spectrum of Love a good fit?
Our program is built to help children with Autism grow essential life skills in a supportive group setting. To keep that environment safe and positive for everyone, there are certain behaviors we aren’t able to accommodate—especially when they involve frequent aggression toward peers or other high-risk actions.
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For clarity, we’ve shared a list below based on some of the most frequently asked questions related to behaviors. Please note this list isn’t exhaustive—it’s simply a guide. And most importantly, it’s not meant to exclude children, but rather to protect them and their peers so everyone has the opportunity to thrive.
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That said, we may accept a child into the program on a case-by-case basis. So before counting us out, please connect with our team to talk through your child’s unique needs and behaviors—we’d love to explore whether our program could still be the right fit.
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Engaging in consistent physical aggression towards others (ie; biting, scratching, kicking, hitting)
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Bullying (defined as a person who intentionally seeks to harm an individual they deem vulnerable)
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Harassment (defined as aggressive intimidation) towards an individual.
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Property destruction.
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Engagement in self harm behaviors
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Spreading of bodily fluids (blood, urine, spit etc)
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Sexual conduct with self, peers, or an object. This includes grinding, self-stimulation, exposing genitals
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Attempt to throw objects harmful enough to cause serious injury or property damage
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Engaging in vulgar language or threats
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3yo taking first steps at SoL!
He's verbal and confident now!
Working on task completion with academics
Lauren F.
"My daughter's life in a full 360. She has never been in a daycare till I got her signed into this one and it was the best place I could have taken her. We love the staff like they are our own family they treat us with love and care. The Director omg words cannot describe how helpful she has been since day one and resourceful. The techs have been a lifesaver and now she don’t want to leave Spectrum of Love.
It takes a special person to take care of special need kids and when I these people have the heart for it. They do it for the kids and the parents.
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Thank y’all at spectrum of love for being here for these kids!"
Ani D.
"I'm in love. The staff is so caring and are super supportive of all my concerns. I LOVE that they do hands on activities and send home a break down along with accomplishments and goals. Anytime I have questions or concerns they are quick to assist and I can tell my baby loves them as much as they love him. I definitely recommend this place".
Monique C.
“This place feels like it was custom designed for my son and the progress he's made has given me hope again. "