Services We Offer

Direct therapy is led by Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) and behavior analysts in training under the close supervision of a BCBA. BCBAs are responsible for developing, overseeing, and adjusting the treatment plan based on data-driven progress. Behavior analysts in training (such as RBTs pursuing certification or graduate-level clinicians) implement the interventions, collect data, and collaborate regularly with the supervising BCBA to ensure fidelity and effectiveness. This model ensures that each client receives consistent, high-quality care rooted in clinical expertise, current research, and a commitment to ethical, individualized treatment.

Effective ABA programming extends beyond therapy sessions through comprehensive caregiver education and collaboration. Caregivers receive hands-on training in core ABA principles, learning how reinforcement strategies can motivate positive behaviors, how prompting techniques guide skill acquisition, and how shaping methods break down complex tasks into manageable steps. Helping caregivers identify opportunities to practice skills across settings ensure that progress made during sessions translate into meaningful improvements in daily life. This collaborative approach creates consistency between therapy and home environments, accelerating skill development while building caregiver confidence in supporting their loved one's growth. When caregivers become active partners in the ABA process, they gain valuable tools to foster independence, reduce challenging behaviors, and celebrate meaningful milestones together.

BCBAs collaborate extensively with your child's interdisciplinary team, including teachers, speech-language pathologists, occupational therapists, and other specialists, to seamlessly integrate evidence-based ABA strategies into your child's natural daily routines, educational activities, and various environments.