Here at Providence Community ABA, we started our journey with a heartfelt goal: to be a beacon of support and understanding for families navigating the challenges of Autism Spectrum and Intellectual Disorders.
We believe in building a warm, inclusive community. It's a place where every family's unique story is valued and their cultural heritage is celebrated. Our dedication lies in customizing our services to align perfectly with the specific needs and experiences of each family.
About Providence Community ABA
Our Mission
Changing the world today, expanding the horizons for the future!
Providence Community ABA was established as a beacon of hope for families with children that are diagnosed with the Autism Spectrum or Intellectual Disorders. Here at Providence Community, we seek to offer a true sense of community; respecting and integrating cultural nuances while adapting to the needs of each unique family and what they experience.
OUR GOAL
“The world needs all kinds of minds.”
~ Temple Grandin
Our commitment is to collaborate with families and individuals to enhance the lives of those with autism. We achieve this through a range of programs, services, resources, and innovative social solutions, while also championing the rights and protections of people with autism.
OUR OBJECTIVES
Valuing Personal Boundaries and Space
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Compassion We approach each individual with kindness, dignity, and understanding.
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Integrity We uphold a culture of respect, trustworthiness, and ethical excellence.
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Respect We uphold a culture of respect, trustworthiness, and ethical excellence.
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Responsibility We uphold a culture of respect, trustworthiness, and ethical excellence.
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Innovation We foster a forward-thinking and adaptable environment, welcoming new ideas and changes.
BEHIND OUR SUCCESS
The Story of Our Founder
Bridget Nkematabong With 15 years of personal experience with Autism Spectrum Disorder, Bridget Nkematabong, has a passion for empowering parents/ guardians with the tools and the resources they can use to build a community around their children that will guide them to the height of their potential.
Dr. Nkematabong's family is Military and understands how difficult to cope when a disability in the family.
After earning her Doctorate in Public Health and epidemiology, her Masters's degree in Special Education and gaining experience as a board-certified, state-licensed Behavior Analyst, she has relocated to the Stafford area and is ready to serve you.
Bridget is a bilingual speaker, fluent in French and English, and encourages a culturally sensitive approach to therapy and treatment.
Dr.-Onyebuchi-Nwaokolo
MSN, APRN, PMHNP-BC, FNP-C, DOT-CME
“You need to stretch kids with autism slightly outside their comfort zones, but never have surprises.”
Temple Grandin