Clinic-based ABA
Structured, play-based sessions in a calm space designed for learning, with room to practice alongside other kids.
Set up for learning. Fewer distractions than home, with lots of materials and activities ready to go.
What clinic-based ABA looks like with us.
Clinic-based ABA takes place in a space set up for learning, with fewer distractions than home and lots of materials and activities ready to go.
When it fits your child's goals, the clinic also offers chances to practice social skills, like sharing, taking turns and playing alongside peers. Every program is designed and supervised by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA).
Who it's for.
A calm, structured space, with room to practice next to other kids.
- Children who benefit from a structured setting with fewer distractions
- Children working on social and play skills with peers
- Children getting ready for a classroom routine
- Families who prefer sessions outside the home
What a session looks like.
Every child's plan is different, so sessions vary. Here's a general picture, from drop-off to pickup.
Arrival and transition
Your child settles in with a predictable routine and a familiar face.
Focused learning
Short, engaging teaching moments target the goals in your child's plan.
Play and social practice
Group play or games give your child chances to use new skills with others, when it fits their goals.
Pickup and handoff
You get a quick update on the session and anything to practice at home.
How families take part.
Ask us about clinic availability when you reach out. Many families combine clinic sessions with in-home time.
- Observe sessions and ask questions
- Meet regularly with your BCBA for parent training
- Practice skills at home so they carry over
- Share what's happening at home and school so goals stay relevant
Other services
Is clinic-based ABA right for your child?
Reach out and tell us about your child. We'll get back to you within one business day to talk it through.