Plan a visit
Look inside our spaces, find the place that fits your child, and book a visit, all on this page.
Where your child learns matters.
For neurodivergent and disabled children, the right learning environment changes what’s possible. It shapes whether a child is understood, and whether they get the chance to show what they can do.
Choosing where your child learns is one of the most meaningful decisions you’ll make, and every family deserves real options. We built Indie to be one of them.
Indie tuition is eligible for Arizona ESA funding.
Families use Arizona’s Empowerment Scholarship Account at both Indie places.
- 1Tell us about your child, and we’ll talk through ESA in your first conversation.
- 2Bre walks you through how families use ESA for Indie tuition, and what to expect along the way.
- 3You always know your next step, and who to ask.
Look inside
Every Indie space is sensory friendly from the start. Choose a room, then tap a number to see what each part is for.
Which place fits your child?
Five quick questions. Your answers stay on this page and aren’t sent anywhere.
Your fit will appear here.
Answer five questions and we’ll suggest a place to start, with the best next step.
Book your visit
Choose how you’d like to meet us. Both start with a short form about your child.
Tours happen at Indie Innovation. Quieter times are available, just ask in the form.
Form not showing? Open the tour form (opens in a new tab), or call or text 623-295-1109.
Bre will reach out to set up a virtual conversation about your child. Interested in Palm Laine? Check First Look in the form.
Form not showing? Open the Let’s Connect form (opens in a new tab), or call or text 623-295-1109.
Meet Bre
Admissions CoordinatorYour first conversation is with Bre. She’ll get to know your child and your family, answer your questions and help you find the right next step.
She’s your point of contact from your first message through your child’s first day, so you’re never starting over with someone new.
Questions, answered
Choose a topic. Don’t see your question? Ask us directly, and a real person will reply by name.
Does my child need a diagnosis?
No. We get to know your child as a whole person, and we welcome learners with and without a diagnosis.
Who does Indie serve?
Learners from age 3 through middle school. Indie Innovation serves early elementary through middle school, and Indie Palm Laine serves ages 3 to 10.
How do we get started?
Book a tour or a virtual conversation with Bre above. Both begin with a short form about your child.
We’re not ready to decide. Is that okay?
Of course. Start with a conversation, or join the First Look list for Palm Laine, and move at your own pace.
Can we use ESA for Indie?
Yes. Indie tuition is eligible for Arizona ESA funding at both of our places.
We’re new to ESA. Where do we begin?
Start with a conversation with Bre. She’ll walk you through how families use ESA for Indie tuition and what to expect.
Where can we find tuition?
Bre shares tuition and schedule options directly, so you get the details that fit your child’s schedule.
What does a day look like?
Every day follows the same rhythm, from a warm arrival to a reunion at pickup. See the rhythm of the day.
Is Indie a full-year program?
Yes. Learning continues through the year, so the rhythm your child depends on doesn’t stop for a long summer break.
Are there half-day options?
Yes. We offer half-day and full-day schedules, and Bre can share what’s open at each place.
What about food?
Every Indie place is nut-free, and any food we offer is free of the top 9 allergens.
Is therapy included in tuition?
Tuition includes studio-wide support from our therapists, who help every studio with communication, regulation and transitions so each learner stays connected to the day. Direct therapy is a separate service, and Bre can walk you through how it works for your family.
What does co-located therapy mean?
Direct speech therapy, occupational therapy and NBT sessions happen here at Indie, during the school day, so your child receives therapy without leaving their day.
How do therapy and learning connect?
Therapy goals live in a plan the whole team shares. Therapists and studio teams plan goals together, so a skill practiced in a session carries over into snack, play and learning that same afternoon. That carryover is how new skills become part of everyday life.
What happens on a tour?
Your host already knows your child’s name and what matters to you. Your child’s studio is the first stop, and you leave knowing the next step.
Can we visit at a quieter time?
Yes. Ask for a quieter time with fewer people on site, and step out or end your visit whenever you need to.
Is there anything we should know before we arrive?
Our learners go barefoot or in socks, so adult visitors wear shoe covers we provide. Studios are low-sound, with no added fragrance.
Will we see learners?
You’ll see studios at work, and learners are never on display. We never discuss individual learners.
How will we hear about our child’s day?
The people who were there share real moments from your child’s day, every day.
How is progress shared?
Goals are set together and progress is reviewed with you. Twice a year, conference check-ins help you understand your child’s goals, progress and instructional strategies.
Ask us anything
Leave your question and your email, and a member of our team will reply by name within one business day.
Form not showing? Open it here (opens in a new tab), or call or text 623-295-1109.
Find us
We reply within one business day.
- Call or text
- 623-295-1109
- Indie Innovation
- 521 S. 3rd Street, Phoenix
- Indie Palm Laine
- 303 E Palm Ln, Phoenix, opening February 2027
