Our services
Assessments
Every plan starts by getting to know your child and your family.
What happens in an assessment
A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) meets your child and your family. The assessment usually includes:
- an interview with you about your child’s strengths, needs and routines
- time observing and playing with your child
- tools that measure skills, when they help
- a review of reports you already have, such as a diagnosis or school documents
The behavior analyst then writes a treatment plan with goals and the hours of service recommended, and goes over it with you.
Reassessments
Plans are reviewed regularly, often every six months, or sooner when your child’s needs change. Many insurers ask for an updated assessment to keep services approved.
Ready to talk?
Tell us a little about your child and your family. We will explain the next steps and answer your questions.
If someone is in danger or it is an emergency, call 911.
