Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a research-based therapy that uses principles of learning to increase positive behaviors and decrease problematic ones, often used to help individuals with autism and other developmental disorders. ABA involves breaking skills into smaller parts and teaching them systematically, using positive reinforcement to encourage desired actions like communication or social skills, and decreasing unwanted behaviors. It is an intensive and individualized treatment that collects data to measure progress and can be implemented in various settings like home, school, or the community.

How does ABA help children on the autism spectrum?

ABA breaks skills into manageable steps and uses strategies tailored to your child’s needs. It helps reduce challenging behaviors, build communication, strengthen social interactions, and support independence at home, school, and in the community.

What ages do you serve?

We provide services for children and adolescents ages 2-18, with treatment plans customized to each child’s developmental level and goals.

Do you offer center-based, home-based, or community-based services?

Yes. We provide center-based ABA therapy, and may also offer home or community support depending on your child’s needs and availability.

How do I begin services?

Contact our team to discuss if ABA therapy is appropriate for your child. We’ll review your concerns, diagnosis and discuss insurance benefits, and guide you through the next steps to start therapy.

Do I need an autism diagnosis to start ABA?

Most insurance plans require an autism diagnosis to approve ABA therapy. If you’re unsure, our team can help you understand what documentation is needed.

Do you provide diagnostic evaluations?

If you need an evaluation, we can connect you with trusted providers and help coordinate next steps.

How long does the intake process take? 

Timelines vary based on insurance authorization, but our team works quickly to complete paperwork, assessments, and treatment planning so your child can begin as soon as possible.

How are treatment goals created? 

Your BCBA conducts a comprehensive assessment and collaborates with you to identify meaningful goals for your child’s development.

What insurances do you accept?

We currently accept:
• Husky Health
• Anthem
• Cigna
• Aetna
If your insurance isn’t listed, contact us—we may still be able to help.

Is ABA therapy covered by my insurance?

Most major insurance plans cover ABA for children with an autism diagnosis. Our team will verify your benefits and explain your coverage in detail.

Do you assist with insurance authorizations?

Yes. We handle all authorizations, billing, and ongoing insurance communication so families can focus on care.

Do you offer private pay options?

Private pay may be available. Please contact our office for rates and details.

How many hours of ABA will my child receive?

Hours vary based on your child’s needs and insurance recommendations. Plans often range from 10 to 30+ hours per week.

What does a typical session look like?

Sessions may include structured teaching, play-based learning, social skills practice, and real-world activities—all tailored to your child’s goals.

Can you work around school schedules?

Yes. We strive to create schedules that accommodate school attendance and family routines.

Who will be working with my child?

Your child’s therapy team includes a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) who oversees the program and Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) or Behavior Technician (BT) who implement therapy sessions.

What are the qualifications of your staff?

Our BCBAs and RBTs are fully certified, trained in ABA best practices, and receive ongoing professional development.

How often will I meet with my child’s BCBA?

You’ll meet regularly for parent training, progress updates, and goal review.

How are parents involved in treatment?

Parent collaboration is central to ABA. We provide coaching and strategies to use at home, ensuring progress in all environments.

Do you offer parent training?

Yes. Parent training is included and focuses on communication, behavior strategies, and supporting your child’s independence.

How do you track my child’s progress?

We collect data daily and review it frequently to adjust teaching strategies and goals.

Do parents need to be present during sessions?

Parents are not required to stay for center-based sessions unless behaviors warrant parents attendance, but involvement is encouraged. We also offer parent training to support consistency at home.

Do you collaborate with schools or other therapists?

Yes. With your permission, we work closely with teachers, speech therapists, occupational therapists, and other providers to support consistent progress.

Do you offer social skills groups or additional programs?

Depending on availability, we may offer social skills groups, peer play sessions, or family support resources.