Ausblick Therapie GmbH - ABA, SLP & OT Services

Ausblick Therapie GmbH - ABA, SLP & OT Services Ausblick Therapie GmbH is a client- & science-driven organization

We offer services for children with special needs in the fields of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) and Occupational Therapy (OT). The Teaching Tree Clinic supervises and mentors individuals seeking further training and is a BACB®-approved continuing education provider. Our company is focused on learning environments, parent-child and teacher-learner interactions. It is the first organisation in Germany housing a synergetic service package of ABA, SLP and OT, delivered in a clinic, home and community format. Sessions are held in English, German, Arabic, Tagalog, Bosnian, Serbian, and Bulgarian languages. We work with clients who have Tricare, Aetna, GEHA, Blue Cross Blue Shield, and Cigna health benefits and are proud to serve the US Military families located in Ramstein, Kaiserslautern, Wiesbaden, Stuttgart, and Spangdahlem.

26/09/2025

You may have heard recent news from the U.S. suggesting a possible link between the pain reliever acetaminophen (for example, Tylenol) during pregnancy and autism. We know headlines like this can feel worrying or confusing, so we want to share a few key points with you:

Autism has many causes. Scientists agree autism is complex, shaped by many genetic and environmental factors. No single medicine or vitamin explains why a child is autistic.

Research is still uncertain. Some studies suggest a possible link with acetaminophen, while others do not. Experts have not found proof that acetaminophen in pregnancy causes autism.

Safe decisions matter. Untreated pain and fever, especially in the third trimester of pregnancy, can also carry risks. Please talk to your doctor before changing medications.

No “cure” is needed. Autism is not an illness to cure. The most important thing isn’t searching for a cure, but finding the right support, services, and understanding to help your child thrive.

Our commitment. At Ausblick, we will always provide guidance based on science, not fear or quick claims. Our focus is supporting your child’s growth, learning, and well-being with compassion.

If you would like additional resources, access to recent research, or a chance to talk through this more, please reach out to your clinical director. We are here to listen, answer questions, and support you with care and clarity.

Warmly,
The Ausblick Team

22/09/2025

Are we hiring? Maybe.
Do we need someone? Sure, when the time is right.
Will we settle for anyone? Absolutely not.

We’re in Kindsbach, Germany, and if you’re an amazing clinician who loves direct care, assessments, treatment planning, and teaming up with a great crew—then yes, we might just be hiring you.

Think of it less like “a job opening” and more like “a chance encounter with the right person and the right time.”

Curious? Check out our website. 👇

17/06/2025

Our annual Family Fun Day at Bärloch Lake in Kindsbach was truly something special! 🌞💙

With over 40 attendees — staff and families from our Ausblick community — it was a joy to watch kids play freely, parents relax and connect, and everyone share laughter, sunshine, and delicious food.

More than just a fun outing, days like this are about building community—giving families a space to meet others who understand their journey, exchange ideas, and maybe even plant the seeds for lasting friendships and mutual support.

We’re so grateful to everyone who came out and made the day what it was. Here’s to many more moments of connection, joy, and togetherness! 🌿✨

23/05/2025
Seasons change — little hands grow, ideas bloom, and memories are made.These simple crafts, created with love and laught...
04/04/2025

Seasons change — little hands grow, ideas bloom, and memories are made.
These simple crafts, created with love and laughter, capture moments from years full of wonder. Each season brought new colors, new textures, and new stories — and through it all, we’ve been lucky enough to witness the joy, curiosity, and creativity of the children we walk alongside.

No matter the time of year, what remains is the warmth, connection, and care at the heart of everything we do. Here’s to the magic of growing up (or getting older ;) — one season at a time. 💛🍁❄️🌷

I attended the WTAS conference last week in Heidelberg. I left early, skipping some presentations to walk the Philosophe...
11/03/2025

I attended the WTAS conference last week in Heidelberg. I left early, skipping some presentations to walk the Philosopher’s Way, listening to the first songs of spring and watching the early blooms emerge. As I wound up the hills of the Neckar, I felt connected to the city’s deep and layered history of scientific and spiritual thought.

When the University was founded in 1386, medicine, chemistry, and alchemy were one; astrology and astronomy were one. The philosopher’s stone was not just a mythical substance—it was a metaphor for the search for Sophia, the feminine side of wisdom, complementing the rational Logos. The Enlightenment was carried forward by rebels and poets, balancing tenures with risky adventures and publications. There was a time in this city when science recognized that the body must be part of the inquiry, just as much as the mind and spirit. That looking outward through a telescope had to be balanced with looking inward. That scientific tools, methods, and stories do not merely reveal reality—they create it, shaping both the observer and the observed.

But today? Scientists don’t walk outside. There are no famous lectures under trees, no groundbreaking discoveries spoken into the open air along the riverbanks. Oxygen-depleted conference rooms, filled with bodies frozen in sitting positions, cannot do justice to what true inquiry demands of us—or what true inquiry does to us.

Before I call myself a scientist, I call myself a poet, an alchemist, a mother. I am afraid of true, authentic inquiry—and that is precisely why I engage with it.

We need to unconference ourselves. We need poetry in science. We need more embodied minds.

And I wonder—what would have happened if the WTAS presenters had been waiting along the Philosopher’s Way to share their research with the world, with anyone who cared to listen? If we gathered where knowledge was once spoken into the wind, where ideas could stretch their legs and walk with us? What if discovery felt alive again?

Building Bridges, Changing Lives: A Partnership That Feels RightAt Ausblick Therapie, we don’t just believe in collabora...
24/02/2025

Building Bridges, Changing Lives: A Partnership That Feels Right

At Ausblick Therapie, we don’t just believe in collaboration—we believe in connections that matter. True impact happens when professionals come together not just to provide services, but to build something that lasts, something that truly serves people in a way that feels right. We have had great experience in building long term collaborations with providers in the Ramstein and Kaiserslautern areas, and now we are extending this practice to Mons, Belgium.

We couldn’t be more excited to share that we are partnering with Clinique de la Brisée in Mons to bring ABA services to the local community. From the moment we heard about their reputation from trusted sources, to our initial connection with them, and our visit in their clinic, it was clear: this is a team that leads with heart. They don’t just do the work; they are deeply engaged in it. Their commitment to ethics, professionalism, and genuine care for the people they serve is something we deeply respect.

For us, this partnership isn’t just about expanding ABA services. It’s about trust. It’s about choosing the right people to walk this path with. It’s about working alongside professionals who don’t just meet a standard, but who set one—for compassionate, high-quality, evidence-based care.

Clinique de la Brisée has stood out to us because of the way they show up for their community—with integrity, with knowledge, and with a true passion for making a difference. We feel lucky to be walking this journey with them. We look forward to deepening together, learning from one another, and making a real impact on the lives of the families we support. Because in the end, that’s what matters.

Here’s to a partnership built not just on professional alignment, but on shared purpose, trust, and a deep belief in the work we do.

💙 Ausblick Therapie x Clinique de la Brisée 💙

My Personal Call for Craft Seekers: What Does It Take for a Workplace to Be Tender?Deep in the forest, beneath the soil,...
22/02/2025

My Personal Call for Craft Seekers: What Does It Take for a Workplace to Be Tender?

Deep in the forest, beneath the soil, a vast mycelial network pulses with life—silent, unseen, yet carrying the wisdom of the trees.

Some trees grow fast, stretching toward the sun, eager to stand the tallest. Others, the Mother Trees, stay steady. They do not hoard their knowledge; they send it through their roots, feeding the young saplings, warning of danger, and nourishing the forest around them. Without them, the entire ecosystem would collapse.

At Ausblick, we are looking for Mother Trees.

We are not a place for those who see ‘doing therapy’ as a means to an end—a stepping stone to a bigger career, a title, or a supervisory role. We are a place for those who already know:

🌿 This work is big enough.
🌿 This craft is worthy of mastery.
🌿 Depth matters more than speed.

We are looking for therapists who stay—not because they are stuck, but because they choose to root themselves in their direct work with clients because this is what drew them to the profession and gives them joy.

The ones who do not abandon their path when the road turns uncertain.
The ones who do not fear the slow, tender, and sacred unfolding of true expertise.
The ones who know that real impact is not measured in promotions but in the strength of the relationships we build—within our teams, with our clients, and with ourselves.

To lead, you must have once been lost.
To guide, you must have once wandered.
Those who rush to the top often forget what it means to truly walk alongside another.

We are not a corporate ladder. We are a forest.
We are not a factory of therapy hours. We are a mycelial network, where knowledge and experience flow freely between colleagues, ensuring no one stands alone.

This is a place for those who want to grow something real, lasting, and meaningful.

Who This Work Is Not For

Not all journeys are the same.

Some people are called to a Hero’s Journey—the quest to reach far, conquer, and prove oneself. The therapist who dreams of rising through the ranks, claiming titles, and leading from the top may find themselves restless and underappreciated here.

Some thrive in high-intensity, high-reward environments—where competition fuels ambition, where the measure of success is speed, and where forward movement matters more than deep roots. Some people have gifts in managing, others in healing. We like the latter.

🌱 We respect all career paths and choices! But if this is your journey, you may find Ausblick a bit… slow for your taste.

If you are looking for:
❌ The fastest route to supervisory or executive roles,
❌ A structured hierarchy where power moves upward,
❌ A high-pressure, high-output clinic that rewards efficiency over relationships,
❌ A stepping stone to something bigger and a better résumé rather than a place to invest deeply,

If this doesn’t feel like your kind of place, that’s completely okay. We’re just glad we could help you find that clarity now instead of later!

There are many paths through the forest, and not all of them lead to Ausblick.

Who We Are For

🌿 If you want to remain close to your clients on a daily basis, we welcome you.
🌿 If you want to be part of a team where mentorship matters more than status, we see you.
🌿 If you know that true success is measured not in titles, but in the depth and mastery of your craft—you belong here.

At Ausblick, we are building workplaces like mycelial networks—interconnected, resilient, and enduring.
Not the fastest way to grow. But the strongest way to thrive.

If this speaks to you, we’d love to welcome you. 💛🌿
Yours, V.

08/02/2025

Where is the Edge of a Behavior Therapist?

A behavior therapist sits beside a child, modeling a request. They reinforce a small victory with a smile, a nod, a token. But where do they begin, and where do they end? If we see them as separate from the child, from the caregivers, from the environment in which behaviors unfold, we miss something essential.

A behavior therapist does not stop at the data collected or the session notes written. Their presence extends into the pencil grasp of a child learning to write, into the confidence of a client who now dares to ask for help, into the moment a child chooses to regulate instead of hitting. Their impact lingers in the quiet triumphs of everyday life—when a child tries again instead of shutting down, when a parent pauses and responds instead of reacting, when a sibling offers a high-five instead of walking away.

Their work ripples into bedtime routines, play dates, classroom dynamics, and family interactions. The reinforcement strategies they model shape how a teacher encourages effort, how a sibling includes rather than excludes, how a parent sees their child not just for their struggles, but for their progress.

So where is the edge? Is it at the doorway of the therapy room? The last trial of the session? The mastered goal on a treatment plan? Or does it stretch into the way a child feels about themselves, the way their peers interact with them, the way their family supports their growth?

A behavior therapist is not a pixelated frozen in time and space person; they are an ongoing process entangled with multiple environments, living in the moments where communication is understood, independence is strengthened, and connections are built.

If we look only at the behavior therapist as a fixed point, we miss the living network of relationships, insights, and transformations they weave into the world.

So perhaps the question is not where does a behavior therapist end?
But rather, how far do they extend? Long time ago I stopped caring about data and counting and began living with awe at the mysterious, immeasurable, and invisible ways I am interdependent with my clients.

09/10/2024

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Chocolate making with my awesome Ausblick colleagues. Drawing out sweetness from being together in Amberg!
05/07/2024

Chocolate making with my awesome Ausblick colleagues. Drawing out sweetness from being together in Amberg!

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Kindsbach
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Montag 08:00 - 18:00
Dienstag 08:00 - 18:00
Mittwoch 08:00 - 18:00
Donnerstag 08:00 - 18:00
Freitag 08:00 - 18:00

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SLP, OT and ABA under the same roof!

We utilize the principles of behavior to various learning environments, parent-child and teacher-learner interactions. Our company employs Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA), Speech and Language Pathologists (SLP), Occupational Therapists (OT), and Registered Behavior Technicians (RBT). We work with clients with Tricare, Aetna, GEHA, BCBS-FEP, and Cigna health benefits and are proud to serve the US Military families located in Germany (Ramstein, Kaiserslautern, Wiesbaden, Stuttgart, Spangdahlem).

We are the first organisation to offer ABA, SLP and OT-services under the same roof and our services include clinic-, community- and home-based sessions as well as collaborations with DODEA schools. We offer services in English, German, Spanish, Arabic, Tagalog, Bosnian, Serbian, Bulgarian languages. Teaching Tree trains and mentors individuals seeking to obtain BCBA credential and is an approved continuing education provider by the BACB®.