Our services
Support for the places your child learns and grows.
We offer four ways of working with families. Many children are supported in more than one setting, and the mix is decided together after an assessment.
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Four services, four different settings
Each one exists because families need support in a different part of the day. Here's what distinguishes them.
In-Home ABA Therapy
When the goals live in daily family routines
Support at home, woven into the routines you already have — mealtimes, getting dressed, play with siblings. Because the setting is familiar, there's no gap between where a skill is taught and where it's needed.
In-School & Daycare Support
When most of the day happens somewhere else
Coordination with a school or daycare team, where that setting agrees to it, so the approaches used at home are used consistently in the classroom. Involvement is shaped by what the setting can accommodate.
Community-Based Therapy
When the hard moments happen out of the house
Planned practice in everyday places — a shop, a park, a waiting room. Useful when waiting, transitions, or busy environments are what your family finds most difficult.
Parent & Family Training
When you want more options for the rest of the week
Coaching for parents, caregivers, and siblings. Focused on practical approaches you can use between sessions, adapted to how your household actually runs.
Choosing a setting
How the mix is decided
You don't need to choose a service before joining the waitlist. We discuss the right support when a spot opens.
- We talk with you about where your child's day is going well and where it isn't.
- A BCBA completes an assessment and discusses what the findings suggest.
- Goals and settings are agreed with your family, in plain language.
- The mix is reviewed as your child grows — it isn't fixed at the start.
Coverage
Insurance and authorization
Coverage depends on your plan and any required authorization. We discuss coverage when a spot opens.