Response to COVID-19

We are currently still accepting new families who are interested in ABA services. Given the COVID-19 global pandemic and the impact it may continue to have for families and people in the helping professions, we have temporarily moved towards a tele-health service delivery model. While we continue to be committed to providing high quality and socially meaningful treatment for individuals with autism spectrum disorders and their families, we also want to ensure that children, families, and everyone in the community remain healthy and safe. What might this mean for how services will look like:

• meetings and sessions will occur via online platforms

• initial assessment and treatment development will focus on addressing and identifying the most important skills that parents and children may need to successfully adjust to this temporary new norm

• parent and caregiver training sessions may focus on developing a repertoire of small and attainable behavioral skills that can be generalized across a variety of activities and situations throughout an entire day

• parent and BCBA will collaborate on how to immediately and regularly set up in-home routines, schedules, and activities that will keep your child safe while engaged in learning and play

• check-ins and in the moment coaching during challenging situations