No. Some traditional ABA programs involved a great deal of discrete trial table work. Our model is more flexible and inclusive. While some direct teaching takes place at a table for children who are old enough, it is balanced with teaching of play skills, social skills, and an emphasis on flexibility and generalization.

Data is collected during each therapy session. Progress is graphed and reports are generated to assess progress. Each child has a team meeting every other week. Team meetings include your child’s assigned BCBA, team of ABA therapists, you, and any other family members, caregivers or service providers you would like to include. During team meetings progress is reviewed and team members work with your child to demonstrate newly acquired skills. Plans for the next two weeks are outlined.

Many of our current Center families receive reimbursement from their health insurance company.  While we do not accept payment directly from insurance companies, we are in regular contact with your insurance company to provide the support and documentation necessary to help you get reimbursed.

Yes! Both formal and informal parent and family training is available. Trainings can be general, or focus on a specific area of need for you and your child. Each parent training is customized. Grandparents, nannies, and other caregivers are encouraged to take part.

Yes. With the exception of higher level social groups, all therapy and school shadowing is 1:1.

Of course. There are several options for observing sessions including live video observation, sitting in on sessions, and watching through two-way mirrors.

Therapy can be scheduled around nap times. If you would like your child to remain at the Center for nap time, there is the option for him/her to join our daycare for nap time.

Board Certified Behavior Analysts oversee all of the programming at the Center. All therapists have college degrees and extensive training and supervision in ABA. Many of our staff members hold Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in education, special education, behavior analysis, social work, and other related fields. The Center employs several BCBAs and BCaBAs.

The Center boasts remarkable staff longevity. Over half of our staff has been with the Center longer than five years. More than a third of the ABA staff has been working together at the Center for over 10 years!

We provide services to children with many different diagnoses such as: Cerebral Palsy, Down Syndrome, Fragile X Syndrome, Tuberous Sclerosis, Agenesis of the Corpus Callosum, and more.