ABA Services
ABA Services built around your child
We help children build communication, social, and everyday skills through personalized ABA therapy, working with families to set meaningful goals and support each child's progress.
In-Home ABA Therapy
Build everyday skills in a familiar place
Does getting dressed, moving away from a favorite activity, or asking for help sometimes become a struggle? Home is where many of these moments happen—and where your child can practice new ways to manage them.
In-home ABA therapy brings individualized support into your child's familiar surroundings. We work on goals that matter to your family, using play, daily activities, and routines as opportunities to learn.
Depending on your child's needs, goals may include:
- Communicating wants, needs, and requests for help.
- Participating in routines such as dressing and cleaning up.
- Moving between activities with more support and less frustration.
- Building independence through small, manageable steps.
School-Based ABA Therapy
Support your child's participation in the school day
The school day brings many demands: group activities, transitions, independent work, and time with classmates. Your child may need extra support to take part, even when they understand the lesson.
School-based ABA therapy focuses on the skills your child needs to participate in their learning environment. With your permission and coordination with the school, our team works toward individualized goals that fit classroom routines.
Goals may include:
- Asking for help or a break.
- Following classroom routines and moving between activities.
- Building skills to participate in learning tasks.
- Communicating and interacting with classmates.
School-based services depend on your child's needs and coordination with their school.
Parent & Caregiver Training
Practical guidance for the moments you're unsure how to handle
What should you do when your child is frustrated? How can you help them ask for what they need? How do you use what they are learning in therapy during a busy day at home?
Parent and caregiver training gives you time to work through these questions with a Behavior Analyst. Together, you explore what may be contributing to a behavior, practice ways to respond, and find strategies that fit your family's routines.
Together, we can work on:
- Understanding what your child may be communicating through behavior.
- Supporting communication and new skills during everyday activities.
- Planning for challenging routines and transitions.
- Reviewing what is working and adjusting strategies together.
Bring your questions, your observations, and the situations you want help with.
Autism Evaluations & Diagnosis
Understanding your child starts with your questions
Perhaps you've noticed differences in how your child communicates, plays, or responds to everyday situations. Or a teacher or pediatrician has suggested an autism evaluation. You may be wondering what these observations mean—and where to begin.
An autism evaluation takes a closer look at your child's development, bringing together your observations, developmental history, and the clinician's assessment. It helps determine whether your child meets the criteria for autism and identifies strengths and areas where support may be helpful.
Your observations matter
Share what you see at home and the questions you want answered.
A fuller understanding
Explore your child's communication, interactions, behavior, and development.
Information for next steps
Use the findings to discuss appropriate support for your child.
You don't need to have it all figured out to get started
Tell us what is going well, what feels difficult, and what you would like help with. Our team can explain our services, answer your questions, and guide you through the next steps.