What is Pieces Play Lab?
Pieces Play Lab is a play-based ABA social learning program located inside Rock the Spectrum, designed primarily for children ages 2–9, with expanding programs for early intervention and older age groups. At Pieces Play Lab, our tagline says it best--where play meets progress. We believe every child is capable of making meaningful progress toward their goals when provided with the right support, environment, and opportunities to learn. Our programs combine evidence-based ABA strategies with engaging, play-based experiences. Through a balance of structured activities and natural interactions, children develop essential skills in a way that is both effective and motivating. Sessions are intentionally designed to be playful but purposeful, incorporating movement, peer interaction, and hands-on activities. A typical session includes a combination of circle time, structured games, collaborative play, and movement using gym equipment to support engagement and learning.
      Children at Pieces Play Lab develop skills in:
  • Social interaction across all levels (peer engagement, turn-taking, understanding social cues)
  • Communication and relationship-building
  • Emotional understanding and regulation
  • School readiness (participating in circle time, following group instructions, learning in a group setting)
  • Executive functioning skills (organization, flexibility, memory)
  • Foundational play and social engagement skills for younger children
Flexible Service model
  • Insurance-based ABA services
    (in-home and center-based hybrid)
  • Insurance-covered social groups
    ​for children with an autism diagnosis
  • Private pay enrichment groups open to all children, with no diagnosis required

At Pieces Play Lab, we focus on more than skill acquisition—we support children in learning how to engage, participate, and succeed in everyday environments.
While insurance coverage is limited to children with an autism diagnosis, our private pay programs allow us to extend high-quality, play-based social learning opportunities to a broader range of children and developmental needs. Small group sizes and individualized support ensure that each child receives targeted intervention while also building meaningful peer relationships. 

​Why Parents Choose Pieces Play Lab 

​At Pieces Play Lab, we understand that families are looking for more than just services--
​they’re looking for a place where their child will be supported, understood, and able to grow.
Play-Based, Purposeful Learning
We combine evidence-based ABA strategies with engaging, movement-based play to create sessions that are both fun and effective. Every activity is designed with intention, helping children build meaningful skills in a natural way.
Focused, Small-Group Environment
Our small group sizes allow for individualized support while still giving children the opportunity to learn alongside peers, build relationships, and practice real-life social skills.
Real-Life Skill Development
We focus on the skills that matter most—communication, social interaction, emotional regulation, and independence—so children can succeed not just in sessions, but in everyday environments like home, school, and the community.
A Supportive, Welcoming Environment
​Located inside Rock the Spectrum, our space naturally encourages movement, exploration, and social interaction in a setting designed with children in mind.
A Team That Believes in Your Child
​We believe every child is capable of making progress. Our team is committed to meeting each child where they are and helping them build the skills they need to grow with confidence.

Our Programs
Pieces Play Lab offers flexible, play-based services designed to support children across developmental stages and skill levels
Social Skills Groups
Small-group programs that help children build peer interaction, communication, emotional regulation, and confidence through structured play and movement.
Preschool Prep & Early Intervention
Play-based programs for younger children focused on foundational play, communication, routines, and early group participation.
Executive Functioning Groups
Interactive groups for school-age children working on flexibility, organization, memory, planning, and emotional regulation
Insurance-Based ABA Services
In-home and center-based hybrid ABA services designed to support meaningful progress across home, community, and structured learning environments.