FAQs

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is an evidence-based approach that uses the principles of learning and behavior to build meaningful skills — such as communication, social interaction, and daily living skills — while reducing behaviors that interfere with learning. Programs are highly individualized and progress is measured through ongoing data collection.

We provide services in your child’s natural environments so that skills learned in therapy carry over into everyday life. Examples of natural environments include home, school, and their community. Your child’s program will identify the settings that best support their goals.

The first step is applying for an assessment. One of our Board Certified Behavior Analysts will meet with your family, evaluate your child’s strengths and needs, and develop an individualized treatment plan with attainable goals. From there, we’ll walk you through scheduling and next steps.

Many health plans provide coverage for ABA services. Because coverage varies by plan, we recommend contacting us so we can help verify your benefits and explain what to expect before services begin.

Very involved. Parents and caregivers are encouraged to provide input on their child’s program, participate in consultation and training sessions, and review goals with our team so progress continues outside of therapy sessions.

Our program supervisors review and refine treatment goals on an ongoing basis, with formal plan updates every six months to introduce new objectives, address barriers to progress, and keep programs optimized for your child.