Embracing Unique Minds, Celebrating Every Spectrum

Welcome to Harsha Autism Center. Therapeutic day treatment centers, serving the Wabash Valley & Central Indiana, for individuals with complex neurobehavioral issues.

About Harsha Autism Center

Changing Challenges Into Strengths

Harsha Autism Center’s facilities are therapeutic centers, serving the Wabash Valley and Central Indiana, for individuals with neurobehavioral issues that feature a flexible design that enables us to structure the facility to meet the needs of each child, rather than expecting the child to conform to our structure.

The facilities were designed to be open and modular. We recognize that the needs of one child don’t always reflect the needs of another and our facility is flexible as a result.

Social Skills Program

Living Support

School Support

Parent Support

School Based ABA

Social Skills Program

Living Support

School Support

Parent Support

School Based ABA

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Services We Provide

We are your advocate and partner in maximizing the potential benefits of your insurance coverage.

Social Skills Program

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Living Support

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School Support

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Parents Support

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School Based ABA

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Community Based ABA

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Steps to Follow for ABA Services

Step 1
Contact Us


Fill out the contact form, or call 812-233- 8833. After answering a few questions, we will then collect your insurance information.
Step 2
Contact Us


Fill out the contact form, or call 812-233- 8833. After answering a few questions, we will then collect your insurance information.
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Autism by the Numbers

1 in 44 Children Have ASD

Boys are 4 x More Likely to Have ASD

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Seventeen % of Children Aged 3-17 Years Were Diagnosed With a Learning Disability.

What is Autism?

According to the Centers of Disease Control,  autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental disability  that can cause significant social, communication and behavioral challenges.

There is often nothing about how people with ASD look that sets them apart from other people, but people with ASD may communicate, interact, behave, and learn in ways that are different from most other people.

There is No One Type of Autism, There Are Many

Did you know?

In 2021, the CDC reported that approximately 1 in 44 children in the U.S. is diagnosed with an autism spectrum disorder (ASD), according to 2018 data.

”This facility has given my daughter special forms of quality of life that public school never could. I highly recommend becoming part of the Harsha Autism Center family!”

Google Reviews

Jeanette Price
Jeanette Price
2024-04-04
The staff is not on the same page with thing Someone set my daughter appointment and when I called took I found the appointment they did not know who set the appointment so they sent me up an appointment. They did not send me no email like they did the other time so I called thinking the appointment was today But the appointment was the following day so now they got me back on the waiting list so my daughter can be seen the team is not on one when it comes down to taking care of business
Chris Essex
Chris Essex
2023-11-11
So, our journey with autism has been an experience. It started with feeling lost and not knowing where to go next. A doctor suggested Harsha for my son, who was four at the time. We got him in and things started changing for the better. Thanks to Harsha, we went from feeling lost with our son, to having a solid plan. He was was in the program for a couple of years and it made all of the difference in the world. He couldn’t go to school before, now he goes and loves it. He is thriving. Hannah was his BCBA, and we couldn’t have asked for a better person to work with. She created a plan and ultimately got him successfully back into the classroom. Hannah was incredible. Along with Hannah, all of the techs that worked with my son were great. They helped us get our son back.
Natasha Rascon
Natasha Rascon
2023-08-25
I am very disappointed in the shift in focus at this center. They used to be a patient-centered facility. Now, they are a process-oriented facility (process takes priority above the patient need). The change started over a year ago with a near complete change in staff. Under the newly hired BCBA Hannah, the center has disappointed my family time and time again with unethical practice, outright lies, and choices that put the safety of my boys at risk. If there is another center you can attend, do it! If your child attends here, I highly recommend having a back-up plan (get on a waitlist now for another facility) for whenever they decide to dump and drop your child(ren) via text message with a 15 business day notice--despite having insuramce coverage through 2 more months, which would have been extended with a new plan. Our last parent meeting was on July 20th, and nothing was stated about ending services. We discussed new plans for the services. This is hardest on my boys. I hope Dr. Harshawat hires a new competent and ethical BCBA to turn this facility around very soon. As a note: there are wonderful RBTs and staff at this center, but the leadership is unacceptable.
Jennifer Kirby
Jennifer Kirby
2022-12-21
I enjoy working with this strong team of dedicated professionals. They care deeply about the children and families they serve. They seek to support their teams and make every decision with that in mind. I look forward to their success as they provide services for children and families in need of specialized intervention in the midwest.
Holly Near
Holly Near
2022-12-21
dacey blizzard
dacey blizzard
2022-12-20
The work environment and the kids & coworkers here are phenomenal. When i started this job everyone was so warming, easy going and always ready to answer my questions. The care for these children and everything the therapist do to make it easier on the kids is amazing. I can honestly say i love this job, along with the kids and staff that are here. A great place to work and a great place to get your kids the proper care they need!!
Jessica Tipton
Jessica Tipton
2022-12-15
I haven’t been here long but I can honestly say I love my job here. Working one on one with these kids and watching them accomplish even the smallest thing is the best part of the job and I am so glad that I am able to be apart of their future growth.The dedication and teamwork that all the employees have is amazing. I could not ask for a better work family! Everyone was so welcoming when I started and are always so quick to lend a helping hand. I have never worked in such a positive work environment.
Pam Chilton
Pam Chilton
2021-07-01
My best move I’ve made by starting a career in ABA therapy. Very rewarding to see the change you make in a client’s life. Friendly and close knit atmosphere with your coworkers.
Bryanna Foster
Bryanna Foster
2021-07-01
Love love love my job! I get to see and be a part of something huge in these children’s’ lives. I see milestones everyday and love to watch them grow. Management is great and I always feel heard and understood. Staff is super friendly and welcoming . I go home everyday happy with what I do
Chris Abel
Chris Abel
2021-07-01
After working factory jobs for 20 years I was wanting a change that would be rewarding as well. I learned great (RBT) Registered Behavior Technician skills at Harsha. We care for your clients, like they are our family. I love watching the kids achieve skills they will use on a daily basis. We also have some of the best training staff you could ask for. This is a great place for kids in the spectrum to get the best care. I love my job.

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