Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a science-based approach that helps children learn meaningful skills and improve behaviors. ABA therapy provides individualized support to help children develop communication, social, play, learning, self-help, and daily living skills.
Services begin with an individualized assessment to understand each child’s strengths, needs, skills, and areas where additional support may be helpful.
In-home ABA therapy allows children to learn and practice meaningful skills in their familiar environment. Treatment is individualized to each child’s strengths and needs, with parents and caregivers involved throughout the process.
ABA therapy helps children develop communication and social interaction skills so they can express their needs, connect with others, and participate more meaningfully in everyday activities.
ABA therapy supports learning through structured activities and individualized strategies that help children build play, learning, and participation skills.
Children can work on practical skills that support greater independence, including self-help and daily living skills.
ABA can help reduce behaviors that interfere with learning, safety, and independence while teaching more effective skills and behaviors.
Treatment recommendations and goals are based on each child's individual strengths and needs. The treatment plan is designed to provide meaningful and measurable support.
Parents and caregivers play an important role in a child's progress. Training and guidance help families use therapy strategies and support skill development outside of sessions.
ABA therapy helps children develop skills that support greater independence in communication, learning, self-help, daily living, and everyday activities.
Ages 18 months–21 years
ABA therapy is provided in the child's home environment.
Ages 18 months–21 years
ABA therapy is provided in the child's home environment and tailored to the child's individual needs and goals.
Ages 2–6 years
ABA therapy is provided in a structured center-based setting.
12700 Black Forest Lane, Suite #310, Woodbridge, VA 22192-5306
We proudly serve children and young adults through our in-home and center-based ABA services:
Connecticut — In-Home Services: Ages 18 months–21 years
Virginia — In-Home Services: Ages 18 months–21 years
Virginia — Center-Based Services: Ages 2–6 years
