
Building Communication with Nonverbal Children
When a child is nonverbal, it’s easy to feel unsure about how to connect or help them express their needs.

When a child is nonverbal, it’s easy to feel unsure about how to connect or help them express their needs.

Many children engage in behaviors that are difficult for families to navigate. You may hear these behaviors described as challenging,

As a parent, the first few years of your child’s life are filled with so many milestones such as first

Every family responds differently when their child receives a diagnosis. Whatever emotions arise—grief, relief, numbness, or something else—are both valid

If you’ve ever observed an ABA session, you may have noticed two very different styles of teaching. Sometimes a therapist

Parenting is complex – and parenting a neurodivergent child can be even more difficult to navigate. As a parent, I

As a parent, when you hear the words “data collection,” it might sound cold, technical, or even confusing. After all,

Halloween is just around the corner! October 31st is traditionally a night of fun, with costumes and candy for kids

If your child is receiving ABA therapy, you’ve probably heard the term BCBA. But what exactly does a BCBA do,
Getting Started Is Simple
First, simply contact the location nearest you. Have all the important information for your child ready, including name, date of birth, diagnosis, physician information, insurance information, and therapy history.
Then, come in to meet our treatment team to complete an evaluation. A full treatment program will be developed, designed entirely around your child’s needs.
Once the plan is approved by insurance and you pick a start date, we can begin getting your child in-facility and get to work!