Frequently Asked Questions

Applied Behavioral Analysis, or "ABA" is evidence based therapy that aims to improve socially important behavior by using various intervention methods. ABA Therapy works on increasing desired behaviors and learning new skills as well as decreasing negative behaviors. Our goal is that our clients will generalize these skills to their natural environments and with their natural caregivers.

In home ABA Therapy sessions are performed by therapist which include Registered Behavior Technicians, Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst or Board Certified Behavior Analyst. These certified therapist come into your home to work with your child. A typical session involves play time that includes learning, reinforcement breaks, and at times table activities. We strive to have fun throughout session so our children enjoy therapy. Parent training will also occur in the session as well as outside of the session.

After an Autism Diagnosis is given, most insurances cover ABA with some having restrictions and limitations on how much or how often ABA can occur.

A form of  group therapy sessions that involves 2 or more children that is geared towards working with those with disabilities. In Social Skills group therapy sessions, we work on instructions within a group, to build skills such as cooperating, cover sating and sharing with peers. A common myth is that social skills is only for high functioning autism, when in fact it can help all children on the spectrum.

Medicaid covers group therapy social skills environments. Tricare will begin covering social skills groups in August 2021.