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— Our Services —

 

"BEST IN CLASS" APPLIED BEHAVIOR ANALYTIC INTERVENTIONS FOR INDIVIDUALS ACROSS THE LIFESPAN 

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— Our Approach —


UNWAVERING COMMITMENT TO PROMOTING INDEPENDENCE, CHOICE, DIGNITY, AND RESPECT 

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— Our People —

 

COMBINING SCIENCE WITH SERVICE THROUGH EXPERTISE, INNOVATION,  AND COMPASSIONATE CARE

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— Our Story —

 

FROM GROUNDBREAKING AUTISM SERVICES IN THE 1950s TO GLOBAL EXPANSION AND REACH TODAY

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Life-Changing Work

Our mission is a challenging one. It's also rewarding, inspiring, and often life-changing for the caring professionals who make a difference in the lives of the children, adolescents, and adults we serve. And when you dedicate yourself to helping others, you'll be surprised at what you can learn about yourself in the process.

Join May Institute and help us change a life today—beginning with your own.

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Commentary: We Believe in the Potential of Every Autistic Individual
Setting the Stage for an Unforgettable Evening
Debra Blair, May Institute Chief Operating Officer, Appointed to Massachusetts Governor’s Commission on Intellectual Disability
Dr. Matthew Riley Named Chief Clinical Officer of May Institute
The 2025 Exceptional Service Awards!
May Institute Honors Twelve Employees with Prestigious Exceptional Service Awards
May Institute Appoints Bridget Anderson Vice President of Educational Services
May Institute Promotes Jenna Garvey to Executive Director of its Autism School in West Springfield, Mass.    
Carlos Anjo
Daniel Green
Nicole Shea
Mallory Bauer
Mariah Bishop
Eugene Mbukanma
2025 Exceptional Service Award Recipient
Jessie Delorey
2025 Exceptional Service Award Recipient
Lache Pouncey
2025 Exceptional Service Award Recipient
Kevin North
2025 Exceptional Service Award Recipient
Becky Kroll
2025 Exceptional Service Award Recipient
Alan Anselmi
2025 Exceptional Service Award Recipient
Elisangela Pires
2025 Exceptional Service Award Recipient
Brian Curtis
2025 Exceptional Service Award Recipient
May Institute Names Dr. Sarah Weddle Vice President of Clinical Quality and Standards
Statement on Approved Federal Budget Cuts
May Institute Opens a New Day Habilitation Program for Autistic and Developmentally Disabled Adults in Randolph, Mass.
May Centers for Children & Families Launch Speech and Language Therapy in Randolph and West Springfield, Mass.
National Autism Center at May Institute Names Jenna Gilder Assistant Director
A Closer Look: Practical Strategies for Managing Stress During Meltdowns for Parents of Autistic Children [West Springfield Republican (2/19/26)]
10 Points First Responders Should Know About Autism
Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at May School | Mansfield!
A Friendsgiving Feast in Norwood!
A Great Gatsby-Themed Affair
Ten Points First Responders Should Know About Autism
May School | Mansfield Opens its Doors to Address the Urgent Need for Specialized Autism Services
Commentary: May Institute and National Autism Center Emphasize Science and Compassion in Autism Care
May Institute Clinicians to Present at the 2025 BABAT Conference
Our Favorite People Art Project - Published in The Provider, September 2025

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Gala: An Evening of Nurturing Growth, Empowering Potential

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08

10th Annual Charter Cup Fishing Tournament

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