Comprehensive Services

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 In-home ABA therapy is a personalized approach to Applied Behavior Analysis delivered in the comfort of a child’s home. It is especially beneficial for children with autism spectrum disorder, as it allows them to learn and practice skills in a familiar environment. This setting supports real-life learning, helps improve communication, behavior, and daily living skills, and encourages parental involvement. With guidance from a Board Certified Behavior Analyst and support from trained therapists, in-home ABA therapy helps children make meaningful progress in their everyday routines. 

  Community-based ABA therapy applies the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis in real-world settings such as parks, stores, and community centers. This approach is designed to help individuals with autism and other developmental disabilities practice and generalize skills learned in therapy to everyday environments. By working on social interactions, communication, and adaptive behaviors outside the home or clinic, community-based ABA therapy promotes greater independence and supports successful integration into society. 

 Family guidance training is a collaborative process that equips parents and caregivers with ABA-based techniques to support their child’s development and behavior at home. By learning and applying these strategies, families become active participants in the therapy process, helping to reinforce and generalize skills across different settings. This training promotes consistency, strengthens parent-child interactions, and enhances long-term progress beyond formal therapy sessions. 

Virtual ABA therapy, also known as telehealth therapy, is a method of delivering Applied Behavior Analysis therapy remotely through digital platforms. Sessions can be scheduled to fit a family's routine, and therapy can be incorporated into daily life more easily, making it more relatable for the child.  

 Group ABA therapy provides a structured and supportive environment for children and adolescents to develop key social and communication skills. Guided by trained therapists, participants engage in activities such as structured play, games, and role-playing to practice social interactions, form and maintain friendships, learn sharing and engagement, and improve peer interaction and problem-solving abilities. This group setting encourages learning from peers, builds social confidence, and fosters a strong sense of community and belonging. 

Effective teaching practices based on principles of ABA (Applied Behavioral Analysis). We collaborate to provide systems-wide behavior supports to promote inclusion opportunities. Training focuses on teaching specific skills and strategies, while consultation offers guidance and support to families, caregivers, and other professionals.