Behind every child’s progress is a team that’s fully invested in their growth. Our BCBAs are experts in child development and behavior, while our RBTs specialize in direct, one-on-one therapy. Our support staff ensures all details are in place so your child’s journey runs smoothly.
Your BCBA develops a personalized plan, guiding your child toward their goals with clear, actionable steps.
Your RBT works closely with your child every day, helping them practice and build skills with gentle encouragement.
If your child has been diagnosed with autism, ABA therapy can help. It’s also effective for children struggling with communication, social interactions, or behaviors that affect their daily life. Whether it’s challenges with handling emotions, difficulty in school, or limited communication skills, ABA offers a structured approach to guide children towards improvement. It’s particularly effective for children with autism, helping them develop essential skills. If you’re unsure if ABA is right for your child, we offer an initial assessment to determine the best path forward.
We work with children and young adults aged 2 to 21. Whether your child is just starting their journey or is working towards independence in adulthood, our personalized ABA therapy can help them thrive, no matter their age or stage.
Yes! We work with a variety of insurance providers and will help you navigate your coverage to ensure your child gets the support they need. During the initial assessment, we’ll also review your insurance benefits so you know exactly what’s covered and what to expect.
Absolutely! We believe in family-centered care, and we recognize that you know your child better than anyone. You’ll be an active part of your child’s journey, with regular updates to keep you informed. We’ll also provide practical strategies you can use at home to reinforce progress, ensuring you feel confident and involved every step of the way.
Typically, a session starts with a quick check-in to see how your child is doing. Then, your child works one-on-one with an RBT, who uses engaging activities to teach new skills. For example, if your child struggles with communication, they might work on learning to request items using pictures or words, while practicing social skills through turn-taking games. If your child needs help with daily tasks, they might practice getting dressed, brushing teeth, or learning to follow simple directions. Every activity is reinforced with praise or rewards, so your child feels motivated and confident. The goal is always to make the learning feel natural, fun, and part of their everyday routine.
Every child is different, so the time it takes to see progress varies. However, many families start noticing improvements within the first few months. It’s important to remember that ABA therapy is a gradual process, and real, lasting change happens over time. We’ll provide regular updates to keep you informed and confident in the progress your child is making.
