ABA is more than just therapy – it's a comprehensive and personalized method that focuses on improving learning outcomes and reducing challenging behaviors. We take a thoughtful and systematic approach to assess your child's needs, collect valuable data, and gain a deep understanding of their behavior patterns. This knowledge allows us to create tailored interventions that target specific areas of concern and promote positive changes.

Treatment can range from 10 – 40 hours per week, depending on the specific needs of your child.

The therapeutic process involves the following steps:

1. Conducting a functional behavior assessment of skill acquisition skills and challenging behavior.

2. Establishing rapport with the learner.

3. Implementation of skill acquisition targets and behavior support plan

4. Data monitoring and progress updates

5. Continuous Parent Training.

By taking therapy to where behaviors happen, we can provide your child with targeted and effective interventions in real-life situations. Whether it's at home, in the classroom, or out in the community, our dedicated team is there to guide and support your child in the places where they face challenges or need to develop specific skills

To begin therapy, a child must have the following:

1. A diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) that results from a Comprehensive Diagnostic Evaluation.

The following factors affect how soon therapy can begin:

1. The family and child’s schedule

2. The location of services

3. The amount of hours that are clinically necessary for the case