Our Services

Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA)

A Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) is a comprehensive process used to better understand behaviors that may interfere with a child’s learning, communication, independence, or participation in everyday activities. Through observation, data collection, caregiver input, and clinical assessment, our team works to identify the factors contributing to behavior and determine appropriate supports.

The information gathered through the FBA helps guide the development of an individualized, evidence-based treatment plan focused on teaching meaningful skills and supporting positive behavioral change.

Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP)

A Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP) provides practical strategies for addressing behaviors identified through a Functional Behavior Assessment. Children receiving ABA services may benefit from this service when consistent behavioral support is needed at home, in school, or during community activities.

Comprehensive ABA Therapy

Comprehensive ABA Therapy provides individualized support for children and adolescents who need ongoing intervention across multiple developmental areas, including communication, behavior, social interaction, and daily living skills. Families commonly pursue this service when a child requires structured support to participate more successfully at home, school, and within the community.

In-Home ABA Therapy

In-Home ABA Therapy provides behavioral support within the child's home, where everyday routines naturally occur. Families often choose this service when they want their child to practice communication, behavior, and daily living skills in a familiar environment. Working in the home allows therapy to address real-life situations that children and caregivers encounter each day.

Early Intervention

Early Intervention focuses on helping young children develop foundational skills during the early stages of growth and development. Families often seek this service after developmental concerns are identified or following an Autism Spectrum Disorder diagnosis, allowing support to begin while important communication, learning, and social skills are emerging.

Skills Development

Skills Development focuses on helping children build practical abilities that support greater participation in everyday life. Families often seek this service when a child needs additional support with communication, social interactions, daily routines, or managing emotions at home, school, or in community settings.

Parent and Caregiver Training

Parent and Caregiver Training helps families learn practical strategies that support their child's progress outside of scheduled ABA sessions. Families often participate in this service when they want greater confidence in responding to behaviors, encouraging communication, or reinforcing skills during everyday routines.

Individualized Care

Individualized Care provides a structured approach that keeps ABA services aligned with each child's strengths, needs, and progress over time. Families often benefit from this approach when a child requires goals that can be adjusted as communication, behavior, social participation, and daily living skills continue to develop.