ABA therapy helps children build skills and reduce challenging behaviors using evidence based strategies. The Clinic of Hope provides individualized services led by a BCBA, with support from a trained clinical team.

We start with an assessment, create a plan that fits your child, and work on goals that support success at home, in school, and in the community.

Parent involvement is an important part of ABA services. Parent training helps you understand the strategies being used in sessions and how to use them at home, so your child can practice skills in real life with the people they spend the most time with.

Parent training may include support with:

• Communication skills

• Behavior support and behavior reduction strategies

• Transitions and daily routines

• Toilet training (when appropriate)

• Functional living skills (independence and self help)

• Social skills and play skills

When needed, we coordinate with your child’s school and other providers to support consistency across settings and help skills carry over into the classroom and daily routines. This may include communication with teachers, sharing practical strategies that match the treatment plan, and checking in on progress so everyone is working toward the same goals.

We offer training courses for parents and professionals, including the 40-hour RBT training and continuing education (PDUs/CE) for RBTs. Topics vary and may include ABA basics, ethical practice, and practical strategies that can be used in sessions and everyday routines.