Miller Method: for Children with Autism Spectrum and Severe Learning Disorders

Arnold and Eileen

Miller

Creators of The LCDC Inc.

and The Miller Method

LCDC Pilots a new program for adults with autism (For more information, click here)

Miller Method Continuing Education Program (MMCE) Available. Click here for more information. October, 2019.

The Miller Method Digital Library Project advances through the work of the LCDC Software Development Team. Online prototype for the Digital Library expected in mid-2020.

LCDC offers MM Certificate programs, training, child assessment, online or onsite, one-on-one support and classroom support and training.

Miller Method Certificate Programs in discussion with the Kingdom of Bahrain and the National Autism Plan for Qatar.

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	Explore the Miller Method: Check our newest book!: 101 Tips for Parents of Children with Autism Visit the Miller Method Community at www.facebook.com/LCDCinc. The Miller Umwelt Assessment The Miller Method at the Alia Center for Early Intervention in the Kingdom of Bahrain As featured in the Autism Spectrum Quarterly - Spring 2009 Teaching to Children's Reality As featured in the Autism Spectrum Quarterly The Sign and Spoken Language Program The Symbol Accentuation Reading Program Elevating Special Children Frequently Asked Questions Investigate additional LCDC Services: LCDC Mailing List Parent/Child Training (including the Umwelt Assessment) Cognitive-Developmental Systems Therapy Distance Consultation through Video Conferencing Oversight for Schools/Clinics and Families Professional Training (including intensive 4-day training in the Miller Method) Parent describing their experience of the Miller Umwelt Assessment (From Ritual to Repertoire, P470): "It was the first time... that we felt that anybody was understanding Anna. That there was some kind of system geared to understanding a child like mine... You summarized it, and it was so succinct...After that you outlined 2 or 3 things that she would have to do before she would be able to talk...Nobody had done that for us before. Not even close. I felt that this was the first time someone really looked at Anna."

	Cognitive Designs, Inc. was established by the Millers to make available to parents and professionals those special materials and devices that were developed at LCDC and have proven effective with children with a range of challenges. Efforts are made to contain the costs of these materials and devices so that they are available to the people that need them most.