Programs
“Quality isn’t a bonus in ABA; it’s the standard every child deserves.” -Heather Gotcher
Early Learners Program
Our Early Learners Program focuses on foundational skills taught through play. Children participate in 1:1 sessions and small-group learning customized to their developmental needs.
Skills include:
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Functional communication (AAC, gestures, vocal speech)
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Early play & imitation
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Social engagement
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Following simple routines
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Emotional regulation
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Early daily living skills
This program is ideal for children just beginning ABA or early in their developmental journey.
Preschool Readiness Program
Our Early Learners Program focuses on foundational skills taught through play. Children participate in 1:1 sessions and small-group learning customized to their developmental needs.
Skills include:
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Functional communication (AAC, gestures, vocal speech)
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Early play & imitation
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Social engagement
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Following simple routines
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Emotional regulation
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Early daily living skills
This program is ideal for children just beginning ABA or early in their developmental journey.
Skill-Building ABA Program (1:1 Therapy)
A highly individualized program designed to target communication, independence, and reduction of challenging behaviors using assent-based ABA practices.
Direct therapy includes:
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Functional Behavior Assessments
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PFA/SBT programs (if appropriate)
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Behavior reduction through skill teaching
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Functional Communication Training
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Play-based naturalistic learning
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Parent coaching
Social Play Groups
Small-group sessions that help children build meaningful peer relationships in a structured but fun environment.
Skills targeted:
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Sharing and turn-taking
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Group play themes
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Conversation beginnings
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Cooperative play
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Problem solving
These groups are perfect for children who enjoy peers but need support to interact successfully.
Kinder Readiness Program
A more advanced readiness track for learners preparing for kindergarten or more structured academic settings.
Skills include:
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Independent work routines
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Multi-step directions
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Circle-time participation
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Beginning academics
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Flexibility & coping skills
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Expanded communication