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ABA Therapy

Traditional ABA therapy is often delivered by behavior technicians with limited training. Our services are provided 1:1 by a master’s-level Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), offering focused therapy that targets a few high-priority goals at a time. Sessions are typically one hour, 2-3 times per week —leaving room for sports, playdates, school events, and family time. Caregiver participation is essential and built into the model to support efficient, meaningful progress.

Many insurance plans cover ABA therapy for individuals with a medical diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), though coverage and out-of-pocket costs vary by policy. For families seeking support without a diagnosis, private-pay ABA services are also available. ABA therapy can benefit any individual who wants to strengthen social skills, communication, emotional regulation, and daily living skills.

1:1 caregiver training is also available as a standalone service—families can receive coaching and practical strategies even if a child is not receiving direct therapy services.

What skills are well-suited

for direct BCBA services?

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  • Self-advocacy

  • Executive functioning

  • Flexible thinking

  • Emotional regulation

  • Social problem solvin

  • Conversational reciprocity

  • Making inferences

  • Cause/Effect reasoning

  • School readiness

  • Safety skills

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