Getting started is simple. Visit our Contact page and complete the Client Enrollment Form. Once the form is submitted, a member of our team will contact you to discuss your child’s needs, review insurance information, and guide you through the intake and assessment process. We will walk you through each step, including scheduling the initial consultation, completing required paperwork, and beginning the authorization process so services can start as soon as possible.

We currently provide in-home ABA services as well as community-based services. Therapy in your home allows your child to learn and practice skills in a familiar environment. Community sessions, such as trips to the grocery store, help children apply skills like communication, social interactions, and daily living tasks in real-life situations. These settings support meaningful progress and generalization of skills across environments.

Yes, we accept insurance. A full list of the insurance plans we accept will be posted on our website soon. If you have questions about your specific insurance coverage, please contact us and our team will be happy to help verify your benefits and guide you through the process.

Yes, we offer private pay options. Please contact us directly to learn more about our private pay rates and available service options. Our team will be happy to discuss pricing and help determine the best plan to meet your child’s needs.

Parents and caregivers play an important role in their child’s progress. You can support your child at home by following the strategies recommended by your BCBA, practicing skills during daily routines, maintaining consistent expectations, and reinforcing positive behaviors. We also provide parent training and ongoing guidance to ensure families feel confident supporting their child’s development and success outside of therapy sessions.

Progress varies for each child depending on their unique needs, goals, and the frequency of therapy. Some skills may show improvement quickly, while others take more time and consistent practice. Your BCBA will regularly track your child’s progress, adjust the treatment plan as needed, and share updates so you can see measurable growth over time.