What To Expect

Meet with Your Doctor

A medical doctor, such as a pediatrician or a psychiatrist, may conduct an initial evaluation and diagnosis of autism or related conditions. This involves assessing the individual's developmental history, behavior patterns, and possibly conducting various tests or assessments.

Obtain Referral Letter

After the diagnosis, the medical doctor may provide a referral to ABA services. They can recommend seeking therapy from qualified professionals or clinics specializing in ABA therapy.

Insurance Outreach

Taking the initiative to contact your insurance carrier and gain clarity on your coverage for ABA services is a crucial step in ensuring comprehensive awareness of the services that are covered. By reaching out, you can gather essential information about the extent of coverage available to you, empowering you to make informed decisions regarding your ABA therapy needs.

Consultation Call

During the consultation, our dedicated professionals will take the time to understand your unique needs, goals, and challenges. We'll discuss the various ABA programs and therapies we offer, tailored specifically to address your requirements. You'll have the opportunity to ask questions, gain insights into our evidence-based approach, and learn about our experienced team.

Client Assessment

Our highly skilled team conducts thorough assessments, gathering valuable information about the individual's strengths, challenges, and areas for growth. Through a combination of direct observations, interviews, and standardized assessments, we gain insights into their behavior patterns, communication skills, social interactions, and more.

Services Begin

Through structured sessions and ongoing data analysis, we will monitor progress, make necessary adjustments, and celebrate each milestone achieved. Together, we will create a supportive and empowering environment that promotes growth, independence, and a brighter future.