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ABA Process

Initial Assessment

The initial assessment process may take up to a month to complete and consists of several key steps:

  • 1️⃣ Intake Process – Before starting, please ensure you have a current ASD diagnosis and an ABA prescription.
  • 2️⃣ Authorization & In-Person Assessment – Once intake is completed, your BCBA will receive insurance authorization to conduct a comprehensive in-person assessment.
  • 3️⃣ Behavior Support Plan (BSP) – A personalized therapy plan will be developed, outlining the services provided and the weekly therapy hours recommended for your child.

  • ✅ This structured approach ensures your child receives the right level of support tailored to their unique needs.

ABA therapy

Direct Therapy

Successful intervention requires the active participation of everyone involved in your child's life. Just as teachers assign homework to reinforce learning, the skills acquired during therapy must be consistently practiced outside of sessions to ensure long-term progress. Throughout the process, training and monitoring will be provided, primarily by the BCBA, to guide and support the child's continued development.

Reassessment

Once the Behavior Support Plan (BSP) is developed, therapy will begin at home or school with an RBT and a BCBA assigned to your child’s case. The RBT will provide one-on-one therapy daily, while the BCBA will oversee progress through weekly supervision and monitoring. This process continues for six months, after which a reassessment is conducted. At that time, the BCBA will review and adjust the BSP as needed, ensuring that therapy evolves with your child’s progress. The updated plan will then be submitted to your insurance for re-approval.

Graduation

Our ultimate goal is to guide your child toward graduation from therapy, equipping them with the skills needed for long-term success. While this milestone may feel distant, we focus on achievable short- and intermediate-term goals that gradually lead to meaningful progress. For us, success means that your child and their loved ones will feel safe, confident in problem-solving, and capable of forming fulfilling relationships—all while fostering independence and happiness.