Navigating a new diagnosis can be scary but we are here to help. Applied Behavioral Analysis is supported by a plethora of research as an effective form of treatment for an autism diagnosis. Schedule a consultation meeting with one of our clinical staff today to learn more about Applied Behavioral Analysis and the intake application.

The first step is completing an intake assessment to determine whether Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is recommended for your child. This assessment helps us better understand your child's strengths, needs, and goals.

If ABA services are recommended and available for in-home services, we ask that you provide a quiet, distraction-free space for therapy sessions. Ideally, this area should have enough room for a child-sized table and two chairs. We provide many of the materials needed for therapy, but we may occasionally ask you to have additional toys, games, or activities available that your child particularly enjoys. We also ask that you are willing to be an active participant in therapy and your child’s path to success.

Contact us at 651-900-2210 today and we will help walk you through the process. You can also complete our intake application and someone will reach out.

ABA therapy is most commonly recommended for children with a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). It is designed to help children develop communication, social, daily living, and other important skills that support independence and success across home, school, and community settings.

Every child is unique, so the first step is completing an intake assessment. This assessment helps determine your child's individual strengths and needs and whether ABA therapy is an appropriate recommendation. Our team will work with you to create a plan that supports your child's specific goals and development.

If you have questions about whether ABA is the right fit for your child, we are happy to discuss your concerns and guide you through the assessment process

The length of ABA therapy varies for each child and is based on their individual strengths, needs, goals, and progress. Because every child learns and develops at their own pace, there is no one-size-fits-all timeline for treatment.

Most children receive ABA services for 1 to 4 years, although some may benefit from a shorter or longer duration of therapy depending on their needs. Throughout treatment, our team regularly monitors progress and adjusts goals and recommendations to ensure your child is receiving the appropriate level of support.

We work closely with families to help children build meaningful skills and increase independence, with the ultimate goal of helping them succeed at home, in school, and in their community.

Your child’s therapy team and progress will be overseen by a Qualified Supervising Professional whom is a Licensed Mental Health Professional and/or a Licensed Behavior Analyst.

You will also have support from a Director and Senior Therapists who bring extensive training and experience in the field of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA). Senior Therapists provide additional supervision, guidance, and support to your child's therapy team and help ensure treatment goals are being effectively addressed.

Behavior Therapists will be the primary support for your child. They each complete a comprehensive training program that includes both hands-on and educational experience. In addition, they receive ongoing training and continuing education to maintain and enhance their skills. Our training standards meet or exceed all state requirements.

Yes, If your child is receiving in-home services, an adult (18 years or older) must always be present. If this adult is not a legal guardian, a legal guardian will need to sign a release of information to provide any client with specific information. 

If clinically appropriate, services may occur in a daycare/childcare setting or during community events/activities.

In-home services can be part-time or full-time programs. All in home programs require and adult to be present for the duration of the therapy session. Peer interactions for in-home services require parent involvement to set up peer play opportunities and possibly transport. In-home services give families an opportunity to witness therapy throughout the day.

Family Skills Training is an important component of our services and may take place either at the center or within your child's home environment. These sessions help parents and caregivers learn strategies to support their child's progress and promote the generalization of skills across everyday settings.

Center Based Clients receive therapy services from 8:30 - 4:30 Monday - Friday. Our center is designed to provide a consistent learning environment paired with a variety of natural and contrived social interactions when appropriate for the child. Family Skills Training session may occur in the center or in the child's home environment.