We provide ABA therapy services that use evidence-based teaching methods rooted in the science of behavior. Our services are trauma-informed and family-focused helping us take a holistic approach to building skills and reducing behavior concerns.

Parent insight and comprehensive evaluation of your child's skills help us set goals that promote independence, improve quality of life, and are socially relevant across your home, school, and community. 

We offer both focused and comprehensive aba therapy services. 

Focused aba treatment includes 1:1 aba therapy combined with parent coaching to target select areas of concern.

Comprehensive aba treatment includes 1:1 aba therapy combined with parent coaching to target the core domains of autism:  communication, social interaction, and behavior. 

A behavior analyst will work with you to determine whether focused or comprehensive aba therapy is the best fit for your family's needs. 

Learn more about Focused and Comprehensive aba.

We use evidence-based best practices to support parent's learning to manage behavior concerns, build their child's independence, and promote a positive and balanced relationship with their child. Collaboration with parents is a critical part of our mission to prioritize what matters most to each family. 

Parent coaching is included as a part of a comprehensive or focused aba treatment program. 

We also provide support to parent's who want to prevent the development of problem behavior, teach their child to use the potty, or develop healthy sleep skills!

Learn more about Parent Coaching options.

We provide consultation solutions to help you navigate a diagnosis and address learning or behavior concerns. 

A personal behavioral consultation is appropriate when parent's want to learn more about their child's current functioning, future skill needs, resources available to them, and how to better support their child. 

An educational behavioral consultation is sought during the special education process to address parent concerns at school or to address educator concerns in the classroom. 

Learn more about consultation.