Our ABA Services

ABA therapy (Applied Behavior Analysis) is an evidence-based approach focused on improving meaningful behaviors and teaching essential life skills. It is widely used with children diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) but can also benefit individuals with other developmental challenges.

ABA is based on principles of learning and motivation. It involves observing behavior, identifying what influences it, and using positive strategies to increase helpful behaviors and reduce those that interfere with growth and independence.

✅ Improve communication (spoken, gestures, or alternative systems)
✅ Reduce challenging behaviors such as tantrums, self-injury, or frequent refusals
✅ Build social skills like taking turns, sharing, asking for help, or greeting others
✅ Promote independence with daily tasks like dressing, eating, or following routines
✅ Increase focus and attention during learning or home activities
✅ Generalize skills across different environments — home, school, and community

At Love & Behavior Support, INC, we offer customized ABA therapy programs tailored to your child’s unique needs, always delivered with love, respect, and a deep commitment to family-centered care.

To begin ABA therapy services with Love & Behavior Support, INC, you’ll typically need the following documents:

📄 1. Diagnostic Report
A formal diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) or a developmental evaluation from a licensed professional (e.g., pediatrician, psychologist, neurologist).

🩺 2. Referral or Prescription
A referral or prescription for ABA therapy from your child’s primary care physician (if required by your insurance provider).

🪪 3. Insurance Card
A copy of the front and back of your insurance card (if using insurance to cover services).

📝 4. Intake Forms
Completed intake paperwork provided by our team, which includes consent forms, medical history, and family information.

🧾 5. ID Verification
A copy of the parent or guardian’s ID.

If your child has been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) or shows signs of developmental delays, they may be eligible for ABA therapy services through Love & Behavior Support, INC.

We provide services for children and youth ages 0 to 21, and we work with most major insurance providers. Eligibility typically depends on:

• A formal autism diagnosis or developmental evaluation

• Insurance coverage or private pay options

• An initial assessment completed by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA)

Not sure where to start?
Contact us for a free consultation. We’ll guide you through the process, verify your insurance, and help determine the best next steps for your child and family.

The start date for ABA therapy depends on a few important steps, but we work hard to get services started as soon as possible. Here's what the process looks like:

1. Initial Consultation
   We’ll meet with you to learn about your child’s needs and explain how our services work.

2. Insurance Verification
   Our team will check your insurance coverage and review any required authorizations.

3. Diagnostic & Referral Review
   We’ll need a formal autism diagnosis and a referral or prescription from your child’s doctor (if required by your insurance).

4. Assessment by a BCBA
   A Board Certified Behavior Analyst will complete a comprehensive assessment to develop an individualized treatment plan.

5. Insurance Approval
   Once the plan is submitted, we’ll wait for authorization from your insurance provider.

6. Therapy Begins!
   As soon as authorization is approved, we’ll schedule your child’s first ABA therapy sessions — at home, in school, or in the community.

⏳ Timeframes can vary depending on your insurance provider, but we’ll keep you informed every step of the way.

At Love & Behavior Support, INC, we provide therapy in the environments where your child learns and grows best. Our services are offered in:

🏠 Home-Based Therapy
We work directly in your home to help your child build daily living, communication, and behavioral skills in a familiar setting.

🏫 School-Based Support
We collaborate with teachers and school staff to support learning, behavior management, and social development in the classroom.

🌳 Community-Based Therapy
We help your child practice and generalize skills in real-world settings — like parks, stores, and during walks — to promote independence and safety.

Our goal is to deliver therapy where it’s most meaningful and functional for your child and your family.

At Love & Behavior Support, INC, we believe that parents and caregivers are essential partners in the success of ABA therapy.

Your involvement is not only welcomed — it's encouraged and valued every step of the way.

👨‍👩‍👧 Here’s how you’ll be involved:

• Parent Collaboration:
  You’ll work closely with our team to help set goals, review progress, and make decisions about your child’s treatment plan.

• Ongoing Communication:
  We provide regular updates, session summaries, and open lines of communication to keep you informed and empowered.

• Family Training:
  We offer guidance and coaching so you can learn how to apply ABA strategies at home and support your child’s development beyond therapy sessions.

• Support & Advocacy:
  We’re here to support not just your child, but your entire family — with compassion, respect, and real partnership.

Because when families are involved, the progress is deeper, stronger, and longer-lasting.

At Love & Behavior Support, INC, we are proud to have a highly trained and compassionate team of professionals who are dedicated to helping your child succeed.

👩‍⚕️ Our team includes:

• Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs):
  Master’s-level professionals certified by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB), responsible for assessing your child, creating treatment plans, supervising therapy, and training families.

• Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs):
  Certified paraprofessionals who work one-on-one with your child to implement therapy goals under the supervision of a BCBA. All RBTs have completed training, passed a national competency exam, and maintain active certification.

• Bilingual Staff (English/Spanish):
  Many of our team members are fluent in English and Spanish, ensuring culturally sensitive and accessible care for diverse families.

All of our team members undergo ongoing training, supervision, and background checks, and are committed to delivering ethical, effective, and family-centered therapy.