FAQ

Applied Behavior Analysis, ABA for short, utilizes the principles of learning and behavior to increase important or valuable skills to improve an individual’s quality of life. By uniting parents, caregivers, and individuals, ABA therapy utilizes the functions of behavior, data, and reinforcement to systematically teach a variety of skills.

We request parents participate in their child’s program as much as possible. This includes observing sessions, taking data on behaviors, and implementing goals we provide to the parents. Our ultimate goal is to work ourselves out of a job! By working together with parents and caregivers, we are able to transfer behavior techniques so they may be implemented by the parent long after we are gone.

It’s normal for a child to cry during their initial state at kindergarten of semi-independence. Please remember that it’s a natural, healthy response to the love you’ve given them so far… For transitions and promotions, too, we create a plan that’s tailored to their personality traits.

Collaboration with the school is vital, but can sometimes be overwhelming. That’s why we offer ARD meeting attendance and IEP reviews free of charge to all current clients. We are available to attend any school meetings and can help teach you how to become a better advocate for your child.

With over 30 years of scientific data to support it, ABA is the only evidence-based practice endorsed by the Surgeon General for the treatment of autism.

We are in-network with Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO and HMO, Cigna, Magellan Health, and United Healthcare.