What we do

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In Home ABA Therapy Sessions

A therapist works one-on-one with the child to develop core learning skills. Sessions alternate between learning periods and breaks to maintain engagement. Over time, learning portions become more complex and challenging.

A sample of activities may include:

  • Counting 1-10
  • Saying the ABC’s
  • Completing puzzles
  • Following simple and complex directions
  • Social exchanges/conversation
  • Following a schedule of activities
  • Attending a small group
  • Playing games such as hide-and-seek
  • Completing daily living tasks
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Family Guidance

A clinician meets with the parents, guardians, or caregivers to share achievements and updates on progress. The family shares observations from outside of sessions and asks questions. The clinician provides the family with effective strategies to respond to behavioral issues and apply new skills in daily life.

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Comprehensive Treatment Planning

A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) develops a full treatment plan based on the child’s developmental needs. The BCBA works with the family to plan goals based on the family’s values and desires. We consult with the child’s school, occupational therapists, and speech therapists to ensure alignment in goals.

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Community Outings

Our team members are available to attend park visits, grocery store visits, doctor visits, haircuts, and some school related activities. Social skills group sessions are available to practice plays skills with peers and make new connections.

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Getting Started with ABA Therapy

It can be a complex process finding the right care. We can answer questions and direct you to the correct individuals each step of the way. We recommended to have close contact with your insurance throughout the process:

 

  1. Review resources page 
  2. Take the 2 minute online screening https://www.autismspeaks.org/screen-your-child 
  3. Share observations with pediatrician or primary care doctor 
  4. Ask doctor for a referral to a specialist for an evaluation 
  5. Based on the evaluation, an autism diagnosis and recommendation for ABA therapy may be provided 
  6. If ABA therapy is recommended, contact us to schedule an initial assessment 
  7. Review results of initial assessment and agree on goals 
  8. Set date to begin therapy sessions
Providing quality treatment