We’re excited to introduce a new and innovative way to support your child’s growth through Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services—developed in collaboration with Teachers Health Trust (THT) and Aspire Behavioral Services.

Specifically for children with an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) diagnosis, this program is built on an outcomes-first approach, which means that everything we do is focused on helping your child build meaningful skills, reach individualized goals, and thrive at home, school, and in the community.

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Our primary Applied Behavioral Analysis (ABA) services include the following types of specific services:

Home-Based ABA Therapy: ABA therapy may be provided in your home. While there our clinicians blend instruction in structured settings, like at your kitchen table, but while in your child’s natural environment (home).

Community-Based ABA Therapy: Your child can also participate in ABA therapy in community-based settings, like libraries, parks,and retail stores. This provides an opportunity for your child to experience and learn in real-world situations, like waiting in line, playing in public places, and ordering and paying for goods and services.

Clinic-Based ABA Therapy: Our clinics offer your child the opportunity to learn and grow in a traditional school-like environment. They will participate in group activities, follow routines, share, and build relationships with peers, and will learn to adjust to time away from parents and other family members.

School Based and Readiness Services: Your child needs to be able to navigate school and other educational settings effectively. These services might include IEP team support and teacher trainings.

Parent Training: We provide you with the tools and knowledge you need to parent a child with autism. Our parent training will helpyou to build self-confidence, develop your understanding of our treatment and outcomes, and to develop effective parenting skills forall children in your home.

Toilet Training Program: Using the toilet is a critical life skill necessary to achieve independence and is one of the early majormilestones of childhood. ABA therapy teaches potty training in ways that are specific to each child based on their unique needs andskills.

School Break and Summer Camps: School break programming is offered during school year and summer breaks for school-aged children. These programs provide your child opportunities to focus on social-emotional learning and peer-to-peer interactions.

Social Skills Groups: As children with ASD grow into adolescence, they may benefit from additional skills development focused on socializing and developing and maintaining friendships.

Aspire Behavioral Services utilizes a time block scheduling system for Applied Behavior Analysis services. This means that family and staff must be available for the entireblock of time. Please select the days and times that you think your family will likely be available for services. We ask that you select a minimum of 15 hours a week.

Ultimately, your child's care team will recommend the number of service hours your child needs each week. Our goal is to then partner with you and finalzie service delivery times that work with your requested service times and that aligns with our staff availablity. 

Completing this information now based on what you think might work for your family helps us with program planning.