OTB Fishers Day Program - Age 18 to 80+

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Outside the Box implements Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs as a theoretical foundation for empowering people with ID/DD toward unique personal success.

This theory of motivation has five characterizations of human needs that dictate an individual's behavior.

Physiological, safety, love and belonging, esteem, and self-actualization needs.

• Tours offered 9:30 AM Fridays by appointment only
• Before the tour please bring someone close to you, such as a team member that understands your history and needs
• Arrive at 9:25 am, tour the facility, ask questions, enjoy the tour!

1. Like what you see & want to be a part of OTB Fishers?  Email Michelle Miller to begin the Intake Process
2. Once through the Intake Process, we will schedule a time for you to shadow with a few groups as part of our peer matching process 
3. Please note, there is a possibility that we may need to place you on a waiting list

Max assists the participants with their curriculum lessons, passes out lesson materials, provides "Visits, laps, and necessary hugs," and accompanies them on life skills outings.

Thanks ICAN :) 

Indiana Canine Assistant Network

Read all about Max and his story!

A typical day at OTB Fishers

• Arrival & Social Time
• Check Ins
• Daily Schedule & Expectations
• News
• Curriculum
• Lunch
• Chores & Clean Up
• Movement Activity
• Electives (Art, Cooking, Music)
• Electives (Games, Reading, Puzzles, Choir Practice)
• Check Outs & Shout Outs

One of the best days of the week is "Community Outing Day!"  OTB's Direct Support Professionals (DSP) creatively work to find just the right "Outing" to fit the need of their specific group. Museums, a favorite restaurant, the Fair, the movies, a sporting event, bowling, coffee shops, the list goes on.  

Did you know that you can donate specifically to Group Outings via the Ronald H Moore Group Outing Fund? It helps our Participants to be able to be included without spending their own money