Service

Focused ABA

Fewer hours, targeted goals — for families addressing one or two specific concerns.

Who this is for

Older children who are doing well overall but stuck on specific skills
Children already receiving speech, OT, or school services who need a narrow addition
Families addressing a single safety concern such as elopement or aggression
Families who want support without a full-time therapy schedule

Focused programming usually means a handful of hours a week, scheduled around school and other therapies.

Sessions target the specific routine where the difficulty shows up — the bedtime hour, the drop-off, the trip to Kroger.

Because the scope is narrow, caregiver coaching carries more of the weight, and we plan for that from day one.

Progress reviews happen on the same monthly cadence as comprehensive programming.

Your child's goals are written for your child. This list is what families in this service most often work on, not a menu we assign.

A functional behavior assessment when behavior is the concern, so we treat the cause and not the symptom.
Frequency, duration, or intensity data on the specific target behaviors.
Caregiver-reported routine data — did bedtime actually get easier on a Wednesday?
Monthly review, with a plan to fade support when the goal is met.

Comprehensive ABA
Full-scope programming for young children building foundational communication, play, and daily-living skills at home.
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School & Community Support
Skills practiced where they're actually needed: daycare, playgrounds, stores, and family gatherings.
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Fifteen minutes, no obligation. Tell us what's going on, and we'll tell you honestly whether we're the right fit — and what to do next if we aren't.