Getting started begins with a call to our intake specialist, who will guide you through the paperwork and help schedule an initial evaluation with a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). This first appointment, typically lasting 1–2 hours, is usually scheduled within 45 days once all paperwork is complete.

Following the evaluation, the BCBA develops a personalized treatment plan and reviews it with your family before submitting it to your insurance provider for approval. At the same time, we begin identifying the right treatment team for your child. Once approval is received, services can begin. On average, the full process takes about four months.

1. Yes. When allowed, we can support your child in school—most often in private school settings. While many public schools do not permit in-school ABA services, our BCBAs can still collaborate with your child’s team by attending IEP meetings and conferences.
2. We also offer advocacy services, if needed, to help families navigate school-related challenges. Please contact our intake coordinator to learn more.

Yes. We offer social skills groups for clients over age 5 who receive ABA therapy, providing opportunities to build and practice skills with peers.

Younger children in our Early STEPS program benefit from a combination of individual therapy, group play, and structured group activities tailored to their abilities. Older clients may also have opportunities to practice skills in community settings, helping them build confidence in real-world environments.