Rockville is a busy, family-first city — kids balancing school pickup at Twinbrook, weekend soccer at King Farm, and time with grandparents visiting from around the world. ABA Prep builds ABA programs that flex around the way Rockville families actually live, not the way clinics wish they did.
Your BCBA writes a plan around real Rockville routines — the walk to Twinbrook Metro, a birthday party at Rockville Town Square, or a quiet afternoon at the F. Scott Fitzgerald Library. Sessions are one-on-one and play-based, with structured practice on communication, self-help, and social skills.
Most Rockville families start with in-home ABA — same house, same living room, same toys the child already loves. That familiarity is what makes the skills stick. When the family is ready, we generalize into the community: the playground at Rockville Civic Center Park, Rock Creek Regional, or a favorite grocery store.
Rockville students span MCPS elementaries like Twinbrook, College Gardens, Fallsmead, and Beall, plus middles like Julius West and high schools like Richard Montgomery, Rockville, and Wootton. With your permission, our BCBAs collaborate with school teams — sharing behavior-support strategies, attending IEP meetings, and aligning home and school goals so your child isn't code-switching between two different worlds.
We frequently connect Rockville families with Montgomery County's Infants & Toddlers Program, the Jewish Federation of Greater Washington's disability services, Rockville's inclusive recreation programs at Thomas Farm and Twinbrook Community Recreation Center, and local autism parent groups that meet across the city.
ABA Prep accepts Maryland Medicaid and CareFirst. Coverage and current openings are confirmed after our team reviews your request. We handle benefits verification, authorization, and clear communication about openings in the Rockville area.
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