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Nichole Daher is an American entrepreneur and the founder of Success On The Spectrum (SOS), recognized as one of the pioneering autism treatment franchises in the United States. Established in 2015, the organization was built to address gaps in autism services and has since expanded into multiple states.
Nichole’s approach combines applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy with additional support services while offering a franchise model that distinguishes itself from the private-equity-driven structures that are often prevalent in much of the healthcare sector.
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Early Roots in Personal Experience
In 2014, Nichole became stepmother to a child on the autism spectrum. Enrolling in parent training classes at an applied behavior analysis (ABA) clinic gave her insight into structured therapies and the potential progress they could bring. Yet when her stepdaughter turned seven, services were abruptly discontinued, which reflected a common practice of limiting treatment to very young children. For Nichole, the experience raised broader questions. Why did so many centers close their doors to children beyond early elementary age? Why were families often left to seek separate providers for speech or occupational therapy rather than having comprehensive services available under one roof? These gaps contributed to her vision of a more inclusive approach.Founding Success On The Spectrum
Nichole established the first SOS center in Houston, Texas in 2015. The center combined ABA therapy with speech and occupational therapy, reflecting her goal to provide comprehensive services in one location. Unlike many providers who limited care to younger children, SOS included programs for children up to eighteen years old.