ABA therapy
Individualized one-to-one therapy that builds meaningful skills and reduces the behaviors that make daily life harder — for your child and your family.
What ABA is
Applied Behavior Analysis is an evidence-based approach that looks at how behavior relates to the environment and uses positive reinforcement to teach new skills. Modern ABA is individualized, play-based where possible, and focused on goals that matter to the child and family.
Skill areas we target
Communication
Requesting, labeling, conversation, and alternative communication (AAC) where needed.
Social & play
Turn-taking, joint attention, sharing, and playing with others.
Daily living
Toileting, dressing, mealtime, hygiene, and routines.
Learning readiness
Following directions, attending, waiting, and transitions.
Emotional regulation
Coping skills and tolerating changes or "no."
Safety
Reducing elopement, aggression, or self-injury with function-based plans.
What sessions look like
Sessions are typically two to four hours, several days a week, scheduled around school and family routines. An RBT works directly with your child; the supervising BCBA observes regularly, updates programs based on data, and meets with you to review progress.
Where sessions happen
- • In your home
- • In our clinic space
- • In the community (parks, stores) to practice real-world skills
- • At school, with the school's approval