If your child has received an autism spectrum disorder (ASD) diagnosis or is experiencing developmental delays, ABA therapy may be an important next step. Our team works closely with families, physicians, and other professionals to determine whether ABA therapy is the right fit and to develop a plan tailored to your child’s individual needs.

Every child’s ABA therapy journey is different. The number of therapy hours depends on your child’s goals and how they progress over time, ranging from part-time support to more intensive programming. We work closely with your family to build a schedule that makes sense for your routine and make adjustments along the way as your child continues to grow.

Yes. Many insurance plans in Virginia provide coverage for ABA therapy. Our team works with a wide range of major insurance providers and can help guide you through the benefits verification process. We also assist with required documentation and support families throughout insurance approvals and claims.

Family involvement plays an important role in the success of ABA therapy. Parents and caregivers are encouraged to take part in sessions, reinforce skills at home, and maintain open communication with their child’s therapy team. Ongoing training and support are also provided to help families confidently use strategies in everyday routines.

Regular progress updates and scheduled meetings help ensure your child’s therapy continues to meet their needs. During these check-ins, we review development, adjust goals as needed, and answer any questions you may have. Ongoing communication is a priority, and our team is always available to discuss your child’s progress.

Yes. ABA therapy often includes support for developing social skills such as communication, peer interaction, and appropriate behavior across different environments. Therapists help children practice these skills through guided activities, role-playing, and group opportunities that encourage learning in natural, everyday settings.

Our team is made up of highly trained professionals specializing in Applied Behavior Analysis. Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) oversee each child’s treatment plan, while Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) provide direct, day-to-day support. Team members are dedicated to helping children succeed and participate in ongoing training to continue strengthening their clinical skills.