Our Intake Process In Providing The Right ABA Therapy For Your Child

Our ABA Services

Home Based ABA

Home-Based ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) Services involve delivering ABA therapy in the child's home environment. This approach allows therapy to occur in a familiar setting, making it easier to address behaviors and teach skills that are relevant to the child’s daily life.

Key Features of Home-Based ABA Services:

School Based ABA

School-Based ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) Services involve providing ABA therapy within a school setting to help children with autism and other developmental needs thrive academically, socially, and behaviorally. These services are tailored to the educational environment, focusing on the child’s individual goals and how they can be achieved within the classroom and school community.

Key Features of School-Based ABA Services:

Family Support

ABA Family Support involves providing guidance, resources, and training to families of children receiving Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy. The goal is to empower families to actively support their child’s development, enhance the effectiveness of interventions, and foster a positive and cohesive home environment.

Key Components of ABA Family Support:

Benefits Check

Brighter Steps ABA, will verify your child's insurance coverage to determine what services are included and the extent of financial support provided for those services. This check is typically conducted before treatment or therapy to clarify costs and coverage.

Key Steps in an Insurance Benefit Check

ABA Consultation

In ABA therapy, a consultation before an initial assessment is a preliminary meeting between the family and a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) or qualified ABA provider. The purpose of this consultation is to gather essential information, establish rapport, and determine whether ABA therapy is an appropriate fit for the child’s needs.

Key Objectives of the Consultation:

Assessment

An ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) Assessment is a comprehensive evaluation process conducted by a qualified professional, such as a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), to identify a child's strengths, challenges, and specific needs in behavior, learning, and social-emotional development. The assessment forms the foundation for designing a personalized ABA therapy plan.

Key Components of an ABA Assessment: