Services We Provide:

  • Initial Assessment

    Every journey begins with understanding. A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) conducts a comprehensive assessment to identify your child’s unique strengths, needs, and opportunities for growth. From this, we create an individualized treatment plan with clear, meaningful goals—each one representing a future “little victory.”

  • One-On-One Therapy

    Our one-on-one therapy sessions, typically provided in your home, are tailored to your child’s needs and your family’s preferences. Led by trained behavior technicians under BCBA supervision, sessions focus on building communication, strengthening social skills, fostering independence, and reducing challenging behaviors—one small success at a time.

  • Parent Training

    We believe some of the most powerful victories happen outside of sessions. That’s why we partner closely with parents and caregivers, providing ongoing training and practical strategies you can use every day. By empowering you with the right tools, we help turn daily moments into opportunities for growth and connection.

What to Expect:

Contact Us

Clicking the link below will take you to the initial intake questionnaire used to help determine eligibility for services. Once completed, you will receive additional documents through the parent portal to review, complete, and submit.

Take the First Step

Initial Assessment

A BCBA will be assigned to your child. If needed, we’ll request insurance authorization, which usually takes 5–7 days (private pay doesn’t require approval).

After approval, the BCBA schedules a 2-hour initial assessment with you and your child—caregiver interviews and direct observation—conducted in person or virtually based on your preference.

Plan Write Up & Submission

Following the observation and interview, the BCBA will spend approximately 5–10 days developing a comprehensive treatment plan for submission to insurance.

Once submitted, the insurance review and approval process typically takes between 5–14 business days.

Starting Services

Once approval is received, the team will assign a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) to work directly with your child. The RBT will be supervised and guided by the BCBA throughout the duration of services. The BCBA will also provide parent training to support you in implementing the skills outlined in your child’s treatment plan.

Ongoing assessments will be conducted by the BCBA every six months to monitor progress and update the plan as needed.