Welcome!

Founded in 2002, by Michele LaMarche, Step By Step Academy’s Executive Director, Step By Step Academy (SBSA) is a private, non-profit treatment center for children with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). In addition to center-based treatment, SBSA provides several services designed to support the ongoing needs of our community. These include:

      • Assessment Services by a Psychologist or Licensed Social Workers
      • Center-Based Intensive Behavioral Intervention Treatment Services
      • Parent Advocacy Services and Case Management
      • Parent and Professional Trainings and Workshops
      • Case Management Services
      • Counseling Services

Steps 2 Success

Steps 2 Success is an adult day program that offers independent living skills groups and instruction, recreation and leisure opportunities, social skill and daily living skills building, vocational assistance, including customized employment, and other services. We are a CARF certified program and are an employment services vendor through Rehabilitation Services Commission (RSC). We are funded through waivers, Medicaid (partial funding), RSC, and private pay.
Click here for more information about our programs or to get enrolled!

Summer Employment Opportunity 

Step by Step has an Immediate Opportunity for Temporary Summer Employment. Click here to learn more.

Daytime Columbus Appearance

Michele Lamarche, Executive Director of Step by Step Academy, made an appearance on Daytime Columbus, a local newsprogram on Channel 4, WCMH in Columbus, Ohio.  Click here to view the video.

 Coming Soon: Teacher Tools

New Service!!!

Step by Step Academy announces a new Outpatient Behavior Clinic. Click here for more details.

Congratulations!

AwardCongratulations Michele LaMarche, Executive Director of Step By Step Academy, who recently won the coveted 2011 Best Practices Award from The Governor’s Council on People with Disabilities. The award honors an organization or person who demonstrates best practices for contributing to changing the lives of countless individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder.”