Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a scientific and evidence-based therapy that focuses on the principles of learning and behavior to bring about meaningful and positive change. It helps individuals, most commonly those with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), to acquire new skills and reduce behaviors that interfere with their learning and daily functioning.

ABA works by systematically analyzing the relationship between a behavior and the environment. Our Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) break down complex skills into small, teachable steps. We then use positive reinforcement (rewards) to encourage desired behaviors, making it more likely that the individual will use that skill again in the future.

Yes. ABA is recognized by the U.S. Surgeon General, the American Academy of Pediatrics, and the American Psychological Association as the "gold standard" and most effective, evidence-based treatment for individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Extensive research shows high success rates in helping individuals achieve greater independence.

ABA therapy is highly individualized, but common areas of focus include: Communication & Language: Developing verbal language, requesting, and expressing needs. Social Skills: Learning to interact with peers, sharing, taking turns, and understanding social cues. Daily Living Skills: Self-care routines like dressing, hygiene, and feeding. Academic & Cognitive Skills: Attention, focus, memory, and following instructions. Behavior Management: Reducing challenging behaviors like aggression, self-injury, or tantrums.

The earlier, the better. Research consistently shows that early intervention (starting between the ages of 2 and 6) yields the best outcomes due to the brain's plasticity. However, ABA principles are effective for individuals of all ages, and treatment is always tailored to meet the current needs of the client, regardless of when they begin.

Our process is simple and designed to get your child started quickly: Step 1: Contact Us – Call or fill out our online form. Step 2: Verification – We confirm your insurance benefits and required documentation. Step 3: Initial Assessment – A BCBA conducts a comprehensive assessment to establish baseline skills and create a custom treatment plan. Step 4: Start Services – Therapy begins based on the plan, typically within one to two weeks of receiving insurance authorization.

Yes. To obtain funding and authorization from your insurance provider, you must provide: An official diagnosis report for Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) from a qualified professional (e.g., Developmental Pediatrician, Child Psychiatrist, or Licensed Psychologist). A prescription or referral letter from your child's primary care physician (PCP) recommending ABA therapy.

The recommended number of hours is determined by the BCBA based on the initial assessment, the severity of behaviors, and the goals in the treatment plan. Intensive, high-quality services often range from 20 to 40 hours per week, but this is always decided on an individual basis to maximize your child's progress.

We proudly serve children, adolescents, and young adults from age 2 up to 18.

Most major insurance carriers in the state of Florida are mandated to cover ABA therapy for ASD. We work with a wide range of providers. Call us today and our team will happily verify your specific benefits and coverage details for you at no cost.

We currently do not have a waiting list and are actively accepting new clients. Contact us today to get started!

After we verify your benefits, we will clearly communicate any financial responsibilities, such as co-pays, co-insurance, or deductibles. Our goal is to ensure you understand all costs upfront before services begin.

Your child's team is led by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), who creates and oversees the treatment plan. Direct therapy is provided by a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT), who works 1:1 with your child under the direct supervision of the BCBA.

For the ultimate convenience of our clients and families, we are a mobile ABA therapy provider serving Miami-Dade County. Our dedicated team of RBTs and BCBAs comes to you, providing high-quality, personalized services where your child needs them most: In the Home, to practice daily living and family interaction skills. In the School setting (pending school approval), to address academic and classroom behaviors. In the Community (e.g., parks, stores), to practice generalization and social skills.

Yes, we offer telehealth services for specific components of ABA therapy. These virtual sessions are typically reserved for parent and caregiver training as allowed and covered by your specific insurance plan. This flexibility ensures you and your family can receive essential coaching and support without disrupting your busy schedules.