From individualized 1:1 therapy to family training and school support, our programs are built around your child's specific needs — not a one-size-fits-all plan.

Our ABA Therapy Services

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Individualized 1:1 ABA Therapy

One-on-one therapy designed around your child — not a standard curriculum. Sessions focus on building communication, play, and daily living skills while reducing behaviors that get in the way of learning, with goals personalized to your child's specific needs.

What's included:

  • One-on-one sessions with a trained ABA therapist

  • Individualized goals based on assessment results

  • Ongoing progress tracking and plan adjustments

  • Available in-home or at our Richardson and Midlothian clinics

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Parent Education & Training

Progress doesn't stop when the session ends. We work directly with parents and caregivers to build the skills and confidence to support their child at home — turning you into an effective, informed partner in your child's care.

What's included:

  • Hands-on strategies for managing behaviors at home

  • Guidance on reinforcing skills learned in therapy

  • Direct coaching from your child's BCBA

  • Ongoing communication between the therapy team and family

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School Advocacy & Shadowing

School can be one of the most complex parts of raising a child with autism. We help families navigate ARD and IEP meetings, provide in-classroom shadowing when appropriate, and translate special education plans into plain language.

What's included:

  • Support during ARD/IEP meetings

  • School observation and shadowing

  • Special education plan explanations

  • Direct communication with teachers and school staff

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Community & Social Skills

What's included:

  • Guided community outings

  • Social skills groups and activities

  • Real-world practice of communication and social skills

  • Friendship and peer-interaction building

Real-world skills need real-world practice. Guided community outings and social activities give clients the chance to build friendships and practice skills learned in therapy in everyday settings.

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Collaborative Training with Other Providers

Autism care rarely involves just one provider. We coordinate directly with speech therapists, occupational therapists, physical therapists, and pediatricians to make sure every part of your child's care is working from the same plan.

What's included:

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  • Coordination with speech, occupational, and physical therapists

  • Communication with pediatricians and other medical providers

  • Consistent behavior strategies across every setting

  • See also: Collaboration of Care for our broader provider-partnership program

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