What a session looks like
Sessions blend structured skill-building with play. Your child works on communication, daily-living, and social goals in familiar rooms — with real toys, real routines, and real family members.
FAQ
What Is In-Home ABA Therapy?
In-home ABA therapy is one-on-one, play-based therapy for children with autism, delivered in the family's home by a trained Registered Behavior Technician under weekly supervision from a Board Certified Behavior Analyst.
Why families choose in-home ABA
Skills learned in the home tend to stick where they're taught. Parents also see the strategies in action every session, which makes weekly parent coaching more meaningful.
Frequently asked
- What is in-home ABA therapy?
- In-home ABA therapy is one-on-one, play-based therapy delivered in the family's home by an RBT under BCBA supervision.
- How long is a session?
- Session length depends on the child's plan — commonly two to four hours, several times per week.
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