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ABA Therapy Serving Belleville, Michigan

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Belleville and the surrounding Van Buren Township area are a straight shot down I-94 from our Ann Arbor center. Creating Brighter Futures offers center-based ABA therapy for children and teens ages 2 to 18 with autism and other developmental disabilities, and Belleville families are welcome at every stage.

How Far Is Creating Brighter Futures From Belleville?

Our center at 4201 Varsity Drive in Ann Arbor is about 17 miles from the center of Belleville, roughly 23 minutes without traffic. Most of the drive is I-94 west: take Belleville Road to the freeway, exit at State Street, and turn onto Ellsworth Road to reach Varsity Drive.

Because I-94 traffic changes through the day, we'll talk with you about drop-off and pickup times that avoid the busiest stretches. Our hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., and most sessions run 2 to 5 hours.

Van Buren Public Schools and Wayne County Early On

Belleville children attend Van Buren Public Schools, part of Wayne County, so early intervention runs through Wayne RESA rather than Washtenaw County. Early On through Wayne RESA serves infants and toddlers from birth to age 3 with developmental delays, and families can make a referral online or by calling its hotline.

When your child has an IEP, ABA and school services can support each other. We help parents understand goals, prepare for meetings, and keep teachers and therapists working in the same direction.

Schools in Belleville

Van Buren Public Schools serves Belleville and Van Buren Township, from its Early Childhood Center through Belleville High School:

Early childhood

Elementary schools

Intermediate, middle, and high school

ABA Programs for Belleville Families

Our Early Intervention Program (ages 2 to 8) builds communication, play, and school readiness, while the Junior & Adolescent Program (ages 8 to 18) focuses on independence, hygiene, and social skills. Summer and school-year group programs add structured time with peers.

Around Belleville

Belleville Lake is the center of town life. The city's downtown events page lists LakeFest, free Music Lakeside concerts at Horizon Park, the farmers market, Harvest Fest, BooVille, and Winter Fest. Outdoor events with room to step away can be a gentle way for kids to practice new skills in a real-world setting.

Getting Started From Belleville

Book a free tour and consultation to see the center and meet our team. We'll explain each step in Getting Started, including help with an autism evaluation and the insurance request. We are credentialed with Blue Cross Blue Shield, Blue Care Network, and Priority Health.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • How far is Creating Brighter Futures from Belleville?
    About 17 miles and roughly 23 minutes from the center of Belleville without traffic, mostly on I-94 west.
  • We live in Wayne County. Can we still get Early On services?
    Yes. Early On is statewide, and in Wayne County it is coordinated by Wayne RESA for children from birth to age 3.
  • Is the first visit free?
    Yes. The one-on-one tour and consultation is free, with no obligation to begin services.