Family Services
About Our Services
We serve the whole child by supporting the whole family;
working with parents, siblings, grandparents, neighbors, and any person who is significant to the child,
in any setting that they spend time in.
Who would benefit from services?
Services may be provided to children or adults, including individuals with autism spectrum disorders, learning disabilities and ADHD, mental or emotional disabilities, and brain injury.
What services are provided?
We provide behavior management training and skill development, analysis of the cause of the problem behaviors, one-on-one ABA therapy, written Behavior Plans, instruction and modeling of interventions, ongoing follow-up supports, and consultations with schools, daycares, respite, extended family, and other providers.
Where do services take place?
Services are provided in-home, in the community, and wherever they are needed for greatest efficacy. Grocery stores, churches, grandparents homes, and restaurants are common places for services to be focused on!
All services are provided using our effective service delivery model:
- Emphasis on positive supports, prevention, and teaching
- Coordinated team approach of professionals with parents or caregivers
- Ongoing training and education ensures the most current and proven methods
- Supervised by Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA's).
ABA Therapy:
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Therapists work directly with the child on teaching skills and new behaviors
- Sessions range from 2-6 hours each, several days each week
- Therapists assess child's current level and abilities and work with parents and BCBA to formulate goals
- Comprehensive program covering all areas of development: academics, social skills, age-typical developmental skills, and a strong emphasis on communication
- Each child has an individualized program book for tracking and monitoring progress toward goals
- Therapists provide their own supplies and toys, parents provide a space to work in
- Therapy is also delivered in applicable community settings (parks, libraries, play grounds) to promote generalization
- Whole-family program includes siblings, parents, and anyone else involved in the child's life
Consultation Service Model:
- Conduct assessment and functional analysis to determine problems
- Provide guidance and direction to parents and caregivers
- Design and recommend treatment interventions
- Provide ongoing follow up and monitoring to ensure continued success
- Visits are scheduled as needed: once a month to several times weekly
Parent Education:
Please see the Resources page for information on Parent Education Classes and other helpful resources for families!
Funding:
- Hourly Private Pay
- State Contracted (DSPD)
- Private Insurances
- Military Benefits
- School Referrals
- Contact us for any additional questions