We primarily assist with communication, social skills, play skills, self-care, academic skills, coping skills, and reducing challenging behaviors.
Most often, we come right to you for in-home services, so there’s no need to rearrange your schedule or pack up the car. When it's a good fit, we bring therapy out into the world too, which may include daycares, libraries, parks, and play groups, to help your child build skills in the places they'll actually use them.
Before we ever start therapy, we take the time to really get to know your child. This starts with a record review, looking at relevant documents like medical records, IEPs, or therapy progress notes — followed by a caregiver interview to learn about your child's strengths, challenges, and what your family is hoping for. We then meet your child in their home to complete a developmental evaluation. From there, we write an individualized support plan (sometimes called a "treatment plan" by insurance) — and you'll have the chance to review it and ask questions before it's ever sent off for approval.
Therapy sessions take place right in your home, or in approved community settings like daycares, libraries, or play spaces. Session frequency and length are based on your child's assessment and built in collaboration with your family — never a generic schedule handed down from above. A trained behavior technician works directly with your child on their individualized goals, while Rebekah, your child's BCBA, supervises sessions regularly to track progress, train the technician, and make adjustments as needed.
You are the expert on your child, and we want you to feel confident, not just informed. Parent coaching sessions give you dedicated time with your child's BCBA to talk through progress, troubleshoot challenges, and learn practical ABA strategies you can use in everyday moments, from mealtime to bedtime to the meltdown in the grocery store. Sessions are typically held weekly or biweekly, in person or virtually.