FAQs

What is ABA therapy?

Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is an evidence-based therapy that helps children develop meaningful skills such as communication, social interaction, daily living, and emotional regulation. ABA focuses on understanding each child’s strengths and needs and using positive, supportive strategies to help them learn and grow.

Who can benefit from ABA therapy?

ABA therapy is commonly used to support children with autism spectrum disorder and related developmental delays. Each child is unique, and services are individualized based on their specific goals, learning style, and family priorities.

What does a typical ABA session look like?

Sessions are structured yet playful and engaging. Your child may work on communication, social skills, daily routines, or emotional regulation through natural play, activities, and guided practice. Therapy is tailored to your child’s interests to keep learning meaningful and motivating.

How is my child’s therapy plan created?

A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) completes a comprehensive assessment and collaborates with you to develop individualized goals. Treatment plans are data-driven, regularly reviewed, and adjusted as your child progresses.

Who will work with my child?

Your child will be supported by a consistent team that may include a BCBA and Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs). All staff are trained in evidence-based ABA practices and work closely together to provide continuity and quality care.

How involved are parents and caregivers?

Parent involvement is a vital part of ABA therapy. We provide ongoing communication, training, and support so skills learned in therapy can carry over into daily routines at home and in the community.

Do you accept insurance?

Yes! We take a variety of private plans and Medicaid!

How do I get started?

Getting started typically begins with an intake call, followed by an assessment and insurance authorization. Our team will guide you through each step and answer any questions along the way.