ABA Clinic Services

About our ABA Clinic Services

For young autistic children, 18 months to five years of age, research supports the best and most effective treatment is provided in a clinic-based setting. Our clinics foster an environment where children can grow and learn. In fact, ABA therapy is the only evidence-based practice for treating autistic children is 20-40 hours per week of dedicated treatment.

Clinics are designed for children between the ages of 18 months and five years of age. For older children, ages 6 to 18, we offer in-home specialty services designed for your child’s needs. Younger clients typically receive 20-40 hours of ABA therapy per week with the goal to reduce treatment hours over time. Program specifics will differ depending on the needs of your child and standard hours will never be assigned to your child. Each child’s recommended hours of treatment as well as treatment plan is catered to their needs.

ABA Therapy Services

There are several benefits our therapists provide while young children are in the clinic setting. IABA Consultants develops specific programs for clinic-based services. Working in the clinic environment allows therapists to:

  • Observe symptoms of autism
  • Monitor developmental milestones
  • Set goals for parents and educate about the science of ABA
  • Work on socialization with peers
  • Ongoing observation & consultation
  • Decrease in maladaptive behaviors

Each of these is vitally important to ensure the child is advancing and acquiring new skills. In addition to the one-on-one work done with each child, each of our clinics provides a preschool setting. Working with children in a group environment provides socialization and allows the children to learn from one another.

While receiving clinic services, each family also receives bi-monthly parent training to ensure that the skills our clients are learning is transferred to the child’s home life. If parents are not seeing progress from the clinic transfer to their family home, home-based services may also be recommended to promote generalization.