All treatments start with an initial assessment. We need to understand each client's needs and the behaviors that require intervention. This process is repeated every 6 months throughout the time that they are receiving services to maintain the focus and determine if new behaviors arise. The family tell us what behaviors they see at home, school and in a public setting, and any other concerns. We then use that knowledge to help us get a better picture of what’s going on.

The individuals we provide services for, receive ABA therapy from a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) and supervision from a BCBA/BCaBA who evaluates the children’s ongoing progress and maximize opportunities to acquire new skills. They observe and intervene behaviors on a day-to-day basis looking at long-term goals established in the initial assessment by the parents and lead analyst.

About every six months, an updated treatment plan is written in accordance to what the Lead Analyst, Behavior Technician and Parents see and suggest, we submit this plan to the insurance which shows progress made and proves the need for continued medically intervention if necessary. Since this is being done every 6 months it allows everyone to see with data collected how the children have been responding to the treatment.