S.E.E.K. Arizona

Specialties

S.E.E.K. Arizona is committed to providing superior behavioral health services, professional therapies and direct care supports to both children and adults with developmental and behavioral disabilities, specializing in those on the autism spectrum.

We will help each individual reach their full potential in both family and community settings through developmentally appropriate interventions tailored to the strengths and needs of each person.

History

Established in 2003.

S.E.E.K. Arizona has been providing therapies, after school programs, and early childhood supports to children in Arizona since 2003. Our services are accessible through several funding sources within the Department of Economic Security and the Regional Behavioral Health Authority in Maricopa County, in addition to private insurance and private pay.

Our latest addition, the S.E.E.K. Early Learning Center (ELC), opened it’s doors in 2012. Our developmental preschool program was created in response to an overwhelming demand from parents, requesting a preschool program that offered a more individualized approach to the education of their children. They required a program that would provide individualized assessments, an language rich environment with a focus on communication and social skills, and family supports in addition to a typical intensive preschool curricula — and we were happy to oblige.

Meet the Business Owner

Jessica I.

Business Owner

Jessica has been working in the behavioral health and social services field since 1995, serving the developmentally disabled population both directly and in supervisory capacities.

In 2003, she founded S.E.E.K. Arizona, a Phoenix-​based agency that assists families and children affected by developmental disabilities such as autism. She has grown S.E.E.K. to include professional therapies, behavioral health services, and early intervention programs that provide support for children and families with special needs into adulthood.

She has logged over 1,000 hours in Early Childhood Education and Autism Spectrum Disorder training and is a licensed and Board Certified Behavior Analyst. Mrs. Irwin has dual undergraduate degrees in Sociology and Psychology focusing on Child Development and Special Education and a Master’s in Education from Arizona State University.

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