In-home ABA
Therapy in the place your child knows best, built around the routines that make up your family's day.
What in-home ABA looks like with us.
With in-home ABA, a behavior technician comes to your home and works one-on-one with your child. Every program is designed and supervised by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA).
Home is where many important skills happen: mealtimes, getting dressed, bedtime, playing with siblings, waiting, and asking for help. Practicing right there makes it easier for those skills to stick.
Who it's for
- Children who learn best in a familiar, comfortable space
- Families who want help with specific home routines
- Children for whom getting to a clinic is hard right now
- Families who want siblings and caregivers involved in practice
A typical session.
Every child's plan is different, so sessions vary. Here's the general shape of one.
Arrival and check-in
The therapist checks in with you about the day and anything new.
Skill practice
Goals from your child's plan are practiced through play and short, fun activities.
Real routines
The therapist helps your child practice during actual routines, like a snack or getting ready to go out.
Wrap-up note
You hear how the session went and what to keep practicing.
How families take part.
- An adult caregiver is usually home during in-home sessions
- Tell us which routines matter most to your family
- Watch, ask questions and try strategies with support
- Meet regularly with your BCBA for parent training
In-home sessions depend on where you live and therapist availability. Tell us your city or town when you reach out and we'll let you know what we can offer.
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Is in-home ABA right for your child?
Tell us about your child. We'll get back to you within one business day to talk it through.