Compassionate ABA Therapy

Our ABA therapy is tailored to each child's specific needs and based on ABA principles, with a treatment model matched to the level of support your child needs. Every child begins with a comprehensive assessment, and our BCBA develops an individualized treatment plan focused on building skills and reducing challenging behaviors.

Comprehensive ABA therapy is an intensive model, typically involving 30–40 hours per week, that focuses on developing skills across many areas. It includes early intervention for our youngest learners. Comprehensive therapy covers a wide range of areas, including social interactions, attention, tolerance, relationship building, independence, play and leisure skills, communication, school readiness, and safety.

Focused ABA therapy is a lower-intensity model, fewer than 25 hours per week, for children who do not require the intensity of comprehensive therapy but would benefit from support in a limited number of targeted areas. As children make progress, comprehensive therapy often transitions to focused therapy.
Sessions in both models combine structured learning with teaching in natural environments. Services are provided in our centers, at home, at school, and in the community, as clinically recommended and as insurance allows. Parental involvement is crucial for sustaining skills over time, and parent training is part of every child's treatment. We also collaborate with the other providers in your child's life whenever possible.

Continuous progress evaluation guides decision-making about the effectiveness of interventions. Adjustments are made based on real-time data and progress, so every strategy stays aligned with your child's goals. By recognizing your child's preferred items and activities, we use positive reinforcement to teach new skills and encourage appropriate behaviors, reducing challenging behaviors. Our strategy centers on customizing services to each child's journey, leading to the optimal outcome for your child.