Applied Behavior Analysis Therapy

Support sessions where a therapist works directly with a client, focusing solely on their unique needs, goals, and progress. These sessions are tailored specifically to the individual, ensuring personalized attention and a customized approach for optimal development or improvement.make a difference in our community.

Actively engaging parents in their child's therapy or treatment process. This approach involves working together with parents to share insights, set goals, and track progress. Parents are encouraged to be part of the decision-making, offering valuable input to ensure the treatment plan is effective and consistent, both in therapy sessions and at home. This collaborative effort helps improve outcomes for the child and strengthens the parent-child relationship.

Structured sessions where individuals, often children or teens, practice and develop essential social skills in a group setting. These groups focus on teaching skills like communication, making friends, problem-solving, managing emotions, and understanding social cues. The goal is to help participants build confidence in social interactions and improve their ability to engage with peers in a variety of social situations. These groups may be led by therapists or trained professionals and are commonly used for individuals with autism or other developmental disorders.