We understand that bringing a child with an autism diagnosis into a clinic for therapy is not always so simple. That’s why we provide the option of in-home ABA therapy to make it as easy as possible for your child to receive the therapy services they need.
Our team will provide your child with ABA therapy sessions, multiple times per week, in the comfort and safety of your own home. We get to observe your child in real life and help them develop practical skills that can be incorporated in everyday living.
Everything, from the initial assessment by the BCBA to everyday direct ABA therapy and family training can take place within your own home.
In-Home ABA Therapy brings ABA services directly into the child’s natural environment. This approach allows therapists to address behaviors and skills that are directly relevant to the child’s daily routines, creating opportunities to generalize skills in a familiar and meaningful context.
Benefits of In-Home ABA Therapy include the comfort of a familiar environment for the child, the ability to address real-life scenarios as they occur, and greater flexibility for families in scheduling sessions. Additionally, this approach allows for direct involvement of family members in the therapeutic process, helping to reinforce learned skills throughout the day.
Children who benefit from interventions tailored to their natural environment or those who struggle to adapt to clinical settings are excellent candidates. In-Home ABA Therapy is also well-suited for children who need support with daily routines, such as mealtime, bedtime, or transitioning between activities.
Skills may include communication, behavior management, self-care routines (e.g., dressing for the day, brushing their teeth), and completing household tasks. Therapists also target social skills and emotional regulation within the context of family interactions and daily activities.
Therapists create individualized treatment plans based on the child’s needs and goals, collect and analyze data during sessions, and regularly review progress. Adjustments are made as necessary to ensure that interventions remain effective and align with the child’s developmental milestones.
Family involvement is a cornerstone of In-Home ABA Therapy, with parents and caregivers participating in sessions to learn strategies for reinforcing skills. Therapists provide ongoing coaching and support, ensuring families feel confident in applying techniques during daily routines and interactions.
Yes, therapists can focus on building pre-academic skills such as following directions, transitioning between activities, and engaging in structured play. Additionally, they can work on social interactions and emotional regulation to help children adapt to the demands of a classroom environment.
Sessions are highly individualized and may include skill-building activities, play-based learning, and targeted interventions to address specific goals outlined in the treatment plan. Therapists also use naturally occurring opportunities to reinforce positive behaviors and teach new skills during daily routines.
Scheduling is designed to accommodate the family’s needs, offering morning, afternoon, or evening sessions. This flexibility allows families to integrate therapy into their existing routines without significant disruption.
In-Home ABA Therapy occurs in the child’s natural environment, focusing on teaching skills within daily routines and fostering real-world application. It allows parents to actively participate and collaborate with therapists. Center-Based ABA Therapy, by contrast, takes place in a structured setting designed to minimize distractions, making it ideal for focused learning and practicing skills before generalizing them to other environments. Both approaches can be tailored to a child’s needs, with some families opting for a combination of the two.
Both In-Home and Center-Based ABA Therapy are highly effective but serve different purposes depending on the child’s needs. In-Home ABA Therapy focuses on real-world applications and daily routines, while Center-Based Therapy provides a structured environment with access to specialized tools and peer interactions. Families often choose the setting that aligns best with their child’s developmental goals and preferences.
