A supportive environment makes all the difference.

Little Mittens Autism Center

Check out our custom built playground, complete with a rock wall, ball pit, swing and slides!

At Little Mittens, we have created a structured, welcoming space where children feel safe, understood, and encouraged to grow.

At our Novi center, we combine evidence-based ABA therapy with thoughtful design and intentional routines tailored specifically for young children. From classroom setup to daily programming, every detail is developed to promote communication, independence, and confidence.

We believe meaningful progress happens when families are active partners in the process. Through collaboration, transparency, and consistent support, we work together to help each child build lasting skills. To learn more, read our FAQs.

Hours of Operation
Monday through Friday from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm

Location
24301 Catherine Industrial Drive, Suite 100, Novi, Michigan 48375

Group Classroom

This space provides opportunities for peer interactions and building social skills.

Creativity Corner

Here children can work together on crafts, science experiments, group games, and more!

Indoor play area for children with autism with a miniature storefront resembling a grocery store.

Track Room

Here children can partake in lots of fun movement play and enjoy our little town, Mittsburg.

Empty children's playroom for kids with autism with pink and white walls, red desks, white chairs, toy storage unit, colorful stacking ring toy, and a window showing snow outside.

Learning Space

We have multiple learning spaces throughout our center. We work hard to create fun, inviting spaces with each child’s favorite items in mind.

Circle Time Area

Each day we conduct circle time, where children can listen to their favorite stories, sing along with songs, and participate in group learning activities.

A room with two tables covered with red and white checkered tablecloths play area at Little Mittens Autism Center.

Lunchroom

Each day our children have the opportunity to enjoy lunch and snacks with friends.

Sharing Our “Why”

When it comes to starting a company, there are so many aspects to consider and three times as many steps to go through. Thinking through the questions (who, what, where, when, why, and how) helped Emily Seevers and Jamie Harris land on the perfect company for them: Little Mittens Autism Center. Though all the questions had easy answers for them, maybe the best question was “why?” as it secured their belief in their dream.