In Home ABA Therapy

A team consisting of a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) work directly with your child in one-to-one sessions. As your child develops certain skills, the treatment team will provide guidance to parents on how to strengthen these skills in daily routines and everyday life. Parent get hands on training and direct feedback on our learning strategies.

Our Services

Early Intervention

We use a comprehensive approach designed to strengthen language and communication skills that is most effective when introduced early in a child’s development. We support children as early as age 2, which maximizes the opportunity for meaningful progress and long-lasting outcomes. We base our approach on key developmental milestones for each age, ensuring that every child receives support designed just for them.

One-to-one 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.
Communication
For early learners, communication is one of the most important areas we target. We believe every child should be able to express what they need, talk about how they feel, and enjoy positive interactions with the people around them. To support this, we start by understanding each child’s current skills and creating a personalized learning plan.

Some children may work on early concepts like counting from 1–10, while others may already be counting much higher but need help practicing their ABCs. Some already know many basic words but need support learning how to use those words in different situations. 

As communication skills grow, children typically find it easier to follow directions, respond to others, and participate more confidently in daily routines.

Play
Play is an essential part of self-actualization and a powerful learning tool. During play, natural opportunities arise for children to label colors, count objects, practice communication, and engage meaningfully with others. Our therapists use specialized techniques to expand natural play and imagination, meeting each child where they are.

No activity is off limits—we love hide-and-seek, singing, puzzles, board games, coloring, reading books, and anything else a child considers play. Families often share that their child begins playing more naturally at home as these skills develop.

Social Skills Development

We create opportunities for children to engage in coordinated play and increase participation in group activities. We may include parents, siblings, friends, or other learners working on the same skills. Our exercises help prepare children for social interaction in pre-school or kindergarten.

Independent Living Routines
Our services target the daily living skills that contribute to independence and leave individuals feeling more comfortable and confident with everyday routines. We help develop skills related to bathrooming, dressing, and preparing for school or other events.

We also emphasize the importance of leisure and coping skills. Helping individuals maintain activities they enjoy plays a key role in emotional regulation, and our therapists guide individuals in identifying their own interests, working toward long-term self-actualization.

Community Living
We support individuals as they become more comfortable with experiences that can feel overwhelming, like haircuts, dentist visits, or family gatherings. Our therapists help them learn to express what they need and navigate new or unexpected situations with confidence.
School Consultations
We partner with schools to better understand each individual’s daily routines and needs. Our team participates in IEP meetings, coordinates goals, and maintains communication with the full support team. When appropriate, we adjust our home-based approach to promote greater success and consistency across school settings.

Focused Interventions

Some individuals thrive when they receive focused support in specific areas rather than a full comprehensive program. We follow a framework centered on core skills that people need as adults to foster independence, ensuring that every step is practical and meaningful. Support is always personalized to meet the family’s unique needs.

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Focused Interventions

Some individuals thrive when they receive focused support in specific areas rather than a full comprehensive program. We follow a framework centered on core skills that people need as adults to foster independence, ensuring that every step is practical and meaningful. Support is always personalized to meet the family’s unique needs.

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Independent Living Routines
Our services target the daily living skills that contribute to independence and leave individuals feeling more comfortable and confident with everyday routines. We help develop skills related to bathrooming, dressing, and preparing for school or other events.

We also emphasize the importance of leisure and coping skills. Helping individuals maintain activities they enjoy plays a key role in emotional regulation, and our therapists guide individuals in identifying their own interests, working toward long-term self-actualization.

Community Living
We support individuals as they become more comfortable with experiences that can feel overwhelming, like haircuts, dentist visits, or family gatherings. Our therapists help them learn to express what they need and navigate new or unexpected situations with confidence.
School Consultations
We partner with schools to better understand each individual’s daily routines and needs. Our team participates in IEP meetings, coordinates goals, and maintains communication with the full support team. When appropriate, we adjust our home-based approach to promote greater success and consistency across school settings.

Parent Consulting & Family Guidance

As part of a comprehensive or focused intervention program, a clinician meets with the parents, guardians, or caregivers to  gain information on events occurring outside of session, and collaborates with the family to develop solutions. The clinician provides the family with effective strategies to respond to behavioral issues and apply new skills in daily life. Families that participate in the treatment process and have frequent contact with the team have better, more sustaining outcomes.
Behavior Intervention Plans

We develop structured plans with clear instructions to help parents support their children during moments that may be difficult.

Continued Support

As families’ needs change, our clinicians offer ongoing consultation through scheduled phone check-ins and periodic visits, supporting continued growth well after a client completes our program.

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