Overview
Little Star Center focuses on providing ABA-based therapy for children with autism in a structured, sensory-friendly facility. Therapists deliver individualized interventions tailored to each child, while families participate and receive ongoing training to support progress beyond therapy sessions. The program emphasizes a collaborative environment where children, therapists, and families work together, with activities designed to help the child reach their full potential at home and in other settings. Compared to other providers, Little Star differentiates itself through its dedicated sensory-friendly space, explicit ABA-based approach, personalized plans, and strong emphasis on family involvement and continuity of support across daily life. The ultimate goal is to help children achieve meaningful improvements in communication, social skills, and independent functioning across home, school, and community settings.
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What believers are saying
- LittleStar opened four new programs in 2025, including Sibshops and Adult Social Skills.
- January 2025 accreditation extended Indiana ABA programs for two years.
- 2026 site updates show active expansion across Bloomington, Carmel, Clarksville, West Lafayette, Newburgh.
What critics are saying
- Indiana Medicaid age restrictions threaten adult ABA reimbursement after age 21.
- Employee reviews in 2025 cite questionable ethics and poor administration.
- Five Indiana locations create local payer concentration and staffing shock exposure.
What makes LittleStar ABA Therapy unique
- Nonprofit LittleStar runs five Indiana sites and 42 BCBA-led programs in 2025.
- It offers ABA, diagnostics, speech, music, recreation, social skills, and counseling.
- 2025 annual report claims 1:1 staffing and 1-to-8 BCBA caseloads.
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