Assessment
Evaluation is an essential part of ABA treatment, providing a baseline of your child’s skills. Most children are assessed using the VB-MAPP, conducted by a BCBA before therapy begins. This helps determine recommended hours and focus areas for 1:1 therapy. As therapy progresses, new skill-building programs are introduced, and the treatment plan is updated every six months to reflect progress and ongoing needs.
In-Home ABA
A child’s home is a key setting for building developmental skills. Based on assessment results, we target areas such as expressive and receptive language, social interactions, self-help, and play. These skills can also be taught in daycares or preschools during pull-out sessions with a behavior technician.
Preschool and Daycare Services
We provide services in private schools and daycare centers, especially when in-home sessions aren't possible. Our trained staff supports your child in following group routines, responding to teachers, participating in activities, and engaging with peers. Goals are tailored to your child’s needs, with the teacher leading the class while we guide your child toward independent participation.
Community Outings
Outings are based on individual goals and medical necessity. Skills are first taught at home, then practiced in the community with support. Once mastered with the parent, these outings are maintained naturally by the family. Typically, one outing per week is approved.
Parent Training
Parent involvement is key to a child’s success. Training includes both educational sessions (using presentations and videos) and hands-on coaching. Once your child masters skills with a therapist, we guide you in practicing and reinforcing them. We love seeing parents take an active role in their child’s progress.