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Frequently Asked Questions
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy is an individualized, disciplined approach to modify the environment and motivation of the child to improve socially significant behaviors. It is the most effective, evidence-based treatment endorsed by the American Pediatric Association and U.S. Surgeon General to address developmental needs, particularly in individuals with Autism.
ABA therapy helps nonverbal children develop functional communication skills using alternative methods like sign language, picture exchange systems (PECS), or speech-generating devices. It reduces frustration by giving children safe ways to express their needs and desires
Keep things positive and low-pressure. Talk about their therapist as a new playmate. Ensure they are well-rested and have eaten before sessions. You can also prepare their favorite toys and snacks to help the therapist build rapport quickly.
Before initiating an assessment, your insurance benefits will be reviewed with your insurance company for pre-approval. We will also visit alternative funding options should those be more appropriate. We will review all options with you including private pay, autism scholarship, and out of pocket expenses to determine your best path.
Typically your team will consist of a master’s level Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and 1-2 Registered Behavior Technicians (RBT). The BCBA will drive programming and outcomes, seeing the team once per week for 1-2 hours. The RBT(s) will work 1:1 with your child fostering a strong relationship of play and intensive instruction per the guidance of the BCBA.
Our team includes a multidisciplinary and individualized approach. We will begin with a peer-referenced and research-based assessment (typically the ABLLS, VBMAPP, AFLS, EFLS, and/or Vineland). This will provide a picture of the most pertinent focus needs and drive treatment goals, in addition to family input.
We offer private rates as well as other options to access funding resources. We want to provide access for your child to address their developmental needs. Please reach out so we can work together towards a plan that works for your family!
No problem! We will still evaluate our ability to help before initiating services including a good fit and funding options. Services additionally available include: private family/school consultation, toilet training, food selectivity, the ‘strong-willed’ child, and more.
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