Questions, answered.

Request a free consultation online or give us a call. We’ll talk about your needs, check your funding and schedule an assessment with a BCBA. Most families hear back within one business day.

Not to talk with us. Some funding sources do ask for a diagnosis or a doctor’s referral before services can start. We’ll explain what your plan needs and help you take the next step.

It depends on your area, schedule and the type of support you need. When we call you back, we’ll give you an honest idea of timing.

ABA stands for Applied Behavior Analysis. It’s a science-based way to understand behavior and teach new skills step by step — like sharing needs, following routines or handling change. Good ABA is positive, respectful and built around what matters to the person.

We work with children, teens and adults with autism and other developmental disabilities. Whether the goal is talking with family, making friends at school or keeping a job, support is shaped to each person’s age and goals.

A BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst) has a graduate degree and national certification. They assess, write the plan and supervise. An RBT (Registered Behavior Technician) is trained and certified to work one-on-one with the person, following that plan.

We accept Medicaid waiver programs, most major insurance plans and private pay. We’ll check your benefits for free before anything starts and explain any costs in plain numbers — no surprises.

We’ll look at other options with you, like Medicaid waiver programs or private pay. If we’re not the right fit, we’ll try to point you to someone who is.

Yes. The first call and the benefits check are free, with no commitment. We’ll explain any costs clearly before services begin.

Wherever skills are needed: your home, school, workplace or out in the community — like a grocery store, library or bus stop. Many families mix settings as goals change.

For younger children, a parent or caregiver is usually home during sessions, and we coach you along the way. For teens and adults, it depends on the goals and what the person wants.

It’s different for everyone. After the assessment, your BCBA recommends a schedule based on goals, and we work around school, work and family life.