
Behavior Management
ABA Therapy will help teach your child the coping skills and functional communication skills needed for self-management. Skills taught include:
- Request for break
- Breathing techniques
- Executive Functioning such as delayed gratification + tolerating no
- ACT exercises such as mindfulness, acceptance, and defusion
- Functional behavior replacements

Developmental Skills
Through ABA therapy, your child will learn the skills they need to function within their natural environment.
- Early Intervention
- School Readiness (preK-highschool)
All programs will encompass skill areas such as communication, play, social, safety, daily living, gross motor, fine motor, and visual perception.

Social Skills
ABA therapy also utilizes evidence-based ABA practices within the social-emotional development to teach:
- Conversational Skills
- Friendship Skills
- Self-Management Skills
- Mindfulness
- Problem Solving Skills
- Social Rules
- Social Cues
- Emotions

ABA Therapy Services
Our Behavior Teams provide 1:1 services for children and adolescents. Our goal is to identify individualized goals to support skill acquisition and develop fun engaging learning activities for your child, in a variety of settings. Your child will receive the following services:
Assessment:
This is a tool carried out by a BCBA used to provide results and guidance on goals to be created.
Client-Focused ABA Program
The behavior team works directly with your child on specific identified skills based off an individualized behavior plan.
Caregiver Support + Coaching
BCBAs work with caregivers to learn and perform ABA-based techniques.