Communication
First words, signs or a talker, asking for what they want, and back-and-forth conversation.
Small steps today. Big moments ahead.
Play-based Applied Behavior Analysis for children with autism, delivered where your child learns best: at home, in our clinic, at school and out in the community. Built around your child, and around your family.
- BCBA-led teams
- Play-based, family-centered
- Most insurance & Medicaid accepted
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Why early support
Every child learns. We find how yours does.
Early, consistent support makes the biggest difference. ABA at its best is not drills at a table: it is teaching through play and everyday routines, celebrating small wins, and giving parents tools that keep working after the session ends.
- Goals set with your family, around what matters most at home
- Teaching through play and daily routines, not worksheets
- Parent training built into every program
- Progress you can see, shared with you every month
- Coordination with your child's school and other therapists
What we work on
Skills that open up your child's world
Every plan is individualized. These are the areas families most often ask us to focus on.
Play & social skills
Taking turns, sharing, pretend play, joining a group and making friends.
Daily routines
Dressing, toothbrushing, mealtimes, toileting and bedtime, taught step by step.
School readiness
Following directions, sitting for circle time, handling transitions and working in a group.
Behavior support
Understanding why challenging behaviors happen, teaching what to do instead, and calmer days at home.
Feelings & coping
Naming emotions, asking for a break, handling changes in plans and recovering from big feelings.
Where we work
We come to the places where your child learns
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Your home
Sessions in your child's own routines, with parent coaching built in.
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Our clinic
A bright, play-based space for focused learning, social groups and school-readiness work.
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School
Classroom support and teacher collaboration so skills carry into the school day.
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Community
Real-world practice: the playground, the store, the doctor's office, a birthday party.
How it works
A clear path from first call to real progress
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Assessment
A Board Certified Behavior Analyst meets your child and your family, plays, observes, and listens to what you are hoping for.
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Family-centered goals
Together we pick goals that matter at home and at school: what your child wants more of, and what gets in the way.
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Individualized plan
The BCBA writes the program; trained behavior technicians deliver it through play, and you are coached along the way.
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Measure & adjust
Data every session, reviews every month. When something is not working, we change it.
Our team
Credentialed clinicians who specialize in children
Every program is supervised by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and delivered by Registered Behavior Technicians who love working with kids. Parents are part of the team from day one, and we coordinate with teachers, speech and occupational therapists so everyone is working toward the same goals.
ARDr. A. Rivera, BCBA-DClinical Director
LKL. Kim, BCBAEarly Intervention Lead
DMD. Molina, RBTSenior Behavior Technician
TOT. Okafor, BCBASchool & Community Programs
Families & partners
What families tell us
"Our daughter said more for the first time during a session. Now she asks for everything, and we finally understand her."
"The team came to the classroom and helped us set up the same routines. Transitions are so much smoother now."
"Reports we can actually read. Clear goals, clear progress, no jargon. And my son runs to the door when his therapist arrives."
Questions
Frequently asked
What is ABA therapy?
Applied Behavior Analysis is a teaching approach based on the science of learning. We break skills into small steps, teach them through play and everyday routines, reinforce every success, and measure progress so the plan is always based on what is actually working for your child.
What ages do you serve?
Children from about 2 to 12 years old with a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder or a related developmental delay. Early intervention for toddlers and preschoolers is our largest program, and we also support school-age children at home and in the classroom.
Is ABA just sitting at a table?
No. Most of our sessions look like play, because that is how young children learn. Table work is used only when it helps a specific skill, and always in short, positive bursts.
How is it paid for?
Most private insurance plans and Medicaid cover ABA therapy for children with an autism diagnosis. We verify your benefits before the first visit and explain any costs up front. Private pay is also available.
How many hours a week?
It depends on your child's needs and your family's schedule. Programs typically range from 10 to 30 hours per week, and the BCBA will recommend a starting point after the assessment.
How soon can we start?
After the intake call, the assessment is usually scheduled within two to three weeks, and sessions begin shortly after insurance approves the plan.
Are parents involved?
Always. Parent training is part of every program, so the strategies that work in session keep working at home. You will never be asked to wait in another room.
Get started
Let's talk about your child.
A free 20-minute call with a clinician. No pressure, no paperwork yet.
- (555) 010-0200
- hello@caduceusaba.example
- Mon–Fri · 8am–6pm