ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) therapy is an evidence-based approach that uses positive reinforcement to improve communication, social, and adaptive skills while reducing challenging behaviors. It is personalized to meet the unique needs of each child.
We provide services for children from ages 0-8 for in-home therapy, 2-7 for center-based therapy, and support children in structured social skills groups.
We offer services in various settings, including:
Yes, we accept most major insurance plans, including Medicaid. Our team will work with you to verify coverage and guide you through the pre-authorization process.
Yes, we provide telehealth options for parent training, supervision, and behavior support planning. These sessions are conducted via secure, HIPAA-compliant platforms.
ABA therapy focuses on measurable outcomes using evidence-based strategies. It is highly individualized, targeting specific goals unique to your child’s needs, and involves continuous data collection to monitor progress.
Parent involvement is key to success. We provide regular parent training sessions to empower you with strategies to reinforce skills at home and address challenges.
The frequency of therapy sessions depends on your child’s individualized treatment plan, which is determined during the assessment process. Sessions typically range from 10-40 hours per week.
Social skills groups are structured group therapy sessions where children practice interacting with peers, taking turns, sharing, and building friendships. These groups are designed to generalize skills to real-world situations.
Yes! Early intervention is critical for children ages 0-3. Our programs focus on foundational skills like communication, social interaction, and adaptive behaviors.
While Colorful Minds ABA focuses on providing comprehensive ABA therapy, we can coordinate care and collaborate with speech and occupational therapists involved in your child’s support team. ABA therapy is comprehensive, addressing communication, social, and adaptive skills to complement other therapies your child may receive.
The first step is to complete the intake forms and provide the necessary documents, such as insurance information and diagnostic reports. Once this is submitted, our team will guide you through the pre-authorization and assessment process.
Yes, your child must have an autism diagnosis from a qualified healthcare professional, such as a developmental pediatrician, psychologist, or neurologist, to access ABA therapy services.
In some cases, there may be a waitlist. Your child will be added to the waitlist once all intake paperwork is completed, and we’ll keep you informed of their status.
The timeline depends on insurance pre-authorization and scheduling availability. Our team works efficiently to minimize delays and ensure a smooth process.
Yes, we offer both full-time and part-time therapy options to meet the unique needs and schedules of each family. We also we offer therapy sessions on weekends to accommodate the busy schedules of families.
