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ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) is an evidence-based therapy that helps children with autism develop communication, social, and daily living skills. Our BCBAs create individualized plans using positive reinforcement, play-based learning, and data-driven strategies tailored to your child's strengths and needs.

We work with children from 18 months through 18 years. Our early intervention programs (18 months to 4 years) focus on the critical developmental window, while our school-age and adolescent programs build independence, social skills, and transition readiness.

Yes. We accept Medicaid and most major insurance plans across all four states we serve (NJ, MD, NC, AZ). Our team handles insurance verification, pre-authorization, and all the paperwork so you can focus on your family.

We offer immediate enrollment availability at most of our centers. After your initial call, a care coordinator reaches you within 24 hours to begin the intake process.

We're the only ABA provider in the region partnered with Children's Specialized Hospital and RWJBarnabas Health. That means hospital-grade quality standards, access to neurology and psychology referrals, and clinical programs reviewed by a hospital Quality Committee.

Your child's day includes a mix of one-on-one therapy, small group activities, and structured play. Sessions target communication, social skills, self-care, and behavior goals. Our sensory-friendly centers include dedicated rooms for movement breaks, calm-down time, and hands-on exploration.

In most cases, yes. A diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is typically required for insurance or Medicaid to cover ABA therapy. If your child doesn't have a diagnosis yet, we offer autism evaluations at our NJ and NC locations, or we can help connect you with a qualified diagnostician in Maryland.

The first session is an assessment, not therapy. Our BCBA will observe your child, interact with them through play-based activities, and talk with you about your goals and concerns. This helps us build a treatment plan specific to your child. It usually takes 1-2 hours and feels relaxed, not clinical.

Very involved. You'll receive regular updates from your child's BCBA, including progress reports and data reviews. We also offer parent training sessions so you can reinforce skills at home. Our goal is to make sure therapy gains carry over into everyday life, not just at the center.

ABA focuses on behavior, communication, and daily living skills using reinforcement-based strategies. Speech therapy targets language, articulation, and social communication. Occupational therapy works on fine motor skills, sensory processing, and self-care. At our center, all three disciplines work together on your child's goals.

Both. Each child is assigned a dedicated therapist for one-on-one sessions, but we also incorporate small group activities throughout the day. Group time is where children practice social skills, turn-taking, and communication with peers in a structured, supported environment.

Every child is different, but most families see noticeable improvements within the first 2-3 months. Early gains often include better eye contact, following directions, reduced tantrums, and emerging communication. We track progress with data at every session and review goals with you regularly.