Small steps,
real progress.
We provide Applied Behavior Analysis therapy and learning support for children with autism and developmental differences — at home, in our Kendall-area clinic space, and at school.
Services offered in
Therapy that fits your child and your family.
ABA uses everyday activities and play to build communication, social, learning, and self-care skills, and to reduce behaviors that get in the way. Families come to us after an autism or developmental diagnosis, or on a pediatrician's referral. Services are typically billed to your health insurance after we verify benefits and obtain any required authorization; private pay is also available.
In-home sessions
Skills practiced where they're used — routines, siblings, mealtimes.
Clinic sessions
Structured learning and peer practice in a calm setting.
School support
Consultation and support in the classroom, with school approval.
Our services
All services
ABA therapy
Individualized one-to-one programs at home or in clinic.
Early intervention
Play-based programs for toddlers and preschoolers.
Behavior assessment
Skills assessments and functional behavior assessments.
Parent & caregiver training
Practical strategies you can use every day.
School support
Classroom consultation, transitions, and IEP preparation.
Social skills groups
Small groups to practice friendship and play skills.
How getting started works
Call or inquire
A short conversation about your child and your goals.
Benefits check
We verify your insurance and explain coverage.
Assessment
A BCBA observes, assesses skills, and talks with you.
Treatment plan
Goals you agree with, submitted for authorization.
Therapy begins
Regular sessions with progress reviews together.
Who works with your child
Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)
Conducts assessments, writes the treatment plan, supervises therapy, and meets with you regularly.
Registered Behavior Technician (RBT)
Delivers day-to-day sessions under BCBA supervision and records progress data.
You
The most important member of the team. Caregiver training is part of every plan.
What we believe
Child-led & play-based
We start from what your child enjoys.
Respect & assent
We watch for and honor your child's comfort and consent.
Family goals first
Goals that matter in your daily life.
Data you can see
Progress shared with you regularly, in plain language.
Programs for every stage
View programsAges 18 mo–5
Early learners
Communication, play, imitation, and early routines.
Ages 6–12
School-age
Classroom readiness, friendships, and independence.
Ages 13–18
Teens
Self-management, social skills, and life skills.
Questions parents ask
Does my child need a diagnosis?
Most insurance plans require a diagnosis (for example, autism spectrum disorder) and a referral or prescription for ABA. If you don't have one yet, we can explain how families usually obtain a diagnostic evaluation.
Is ABA covered by insurance?
Many plans in Florida cover ABA for children with an autism diagnosis, but benefits vary. We'll verify your specific coverage, deductibles, and copays before services begin and explain them to you.
How many hours a week?
It depends on your child's needs and your family's schedule. The BCBA recommends hours after assessment, and we discuss them with you before submitting the plan.
Do you offer services in Spanish?
Yes. We can communicate with families in English or Spanish, and we match staff to your family's language when possible.
Let's talk about your child.
Free intake call. We'll answer your questions and explain next steps — no pressure.