What ABA looks like in Potomac
Your BCBA writes an individualized plan and supervises weekly. A dedicated Registered Behavior Technician delivers the day-to-day sessions — one-on-one, in your home, with clear monthly progress updates.
Potomac families value privacy, quality, and continuity — the same clinician showing up on the same days, the same steady progress week after week. ABA Prep delivers a calm, in-home program that fits how Potomac families already live.
Your BCBA writes an individualized plan and supervises weekly. A dedicated Registered Behavior Technician delivers the day-to-day sessions — one-on-one, in your home, with clear monthly progress updates.
Most Potomac families choose in-home ABA because it's private, consistent, and disruption-free. Sessions run in familiar rooms and expand naturally into the routines the family already loves — a walk along the C&O Canal, an errand in Potomac Village, or a visit to Cabin John Regional Park.
Potomac children attend MCPS schools such as Potomac Elementary, Bells Mill, Cold Spring, Beverly Farms, and Wayside; middle schools like Herbert Hoover and Cabin John; and Winston Churchill and Thomas S. Wootton high schools. With written consent, our BCBAs collaborate with IEP and 504 teams and share carryover strategies with school staff.
Potomac families often benefit from Cabin John Regional Park's adaptive playgrounds, adaptive tennis and swim programs at Potomac Community Center, and IEP advocacy support through Parents' Place of Maryland.
ABA Prep accepts Maryland Medicaid and CareFirst. Coverage and current openings are confirmed after our team reviews your request. We verify benefits, request prior authorization, and communicate clearly about openings.
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