Yes. All therapy programs are designed exclusively for children with autism. We do not provide ABA or behavioral therapy for individuals without autism diagnoses, including adults and teenagers. This targeted strategy enables our clinical teams to concentrate fully on autism-specific treatment.

ABA therapy requires a diagnosis. Families seeking diagnostic evaluations will need to consult a qualified provider before starting therapy.

The cost of ABA therapy can vary based on several factors, including:

• Program type (full-time vs part-time)
• Recommended therapy hours
• Length of care
• Insurance coverage and plan requirements

Most families begin with an eligibility review to determine appropriate services and next steps. Our team helps families understand their options. We review coverage details and explain the enrollment process before therapy starts.

Recommended therapy hours vary based on individual needs and clinical guidance. Options may include full-time, part-time, or after-school programs.

One-on-one ABA therapy focuses on developing individual skills and providing behavior support. In contrast, social skills therapy usually happens in small groups. It emphasizes peer interaction and communication.

Yes. Many Oklahoma locations offer full-time, part-time, and after-school ABA therapy options. Program availability varies by location, and options are discussed during the eligibility review.

No. Autism testing and diagnostic services are not offered at our Oklahoma locations. Children must already have an autism diagnosis to begin ABA therapy.

We have multiple center-based locations across major Oklahoma metro areas, including Oklahoma City and Tulsa. Click on each location page to view services offered, age eligibility, and next steps.

After submission, our team will review your child’s age, diagnosis status, and location, then contact you to discuss eligibility, availability, and next steps.

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