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Designed for young children, up to age 6, who benefit from support across multiple areas of development. Comprehensive ABA typically involves a higher number of treatment hours and may address communication, social skills, play, daily living skills, learning readiness, and challenging behavior. Treatment is individualized based on your child’s strengths, needs, family priorities, and clinical recommendations.

Comprehensive early intervention.

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Designed for children, age 10 and under, who attend school during the day and need targeted support in one or two priority areas. Focused treatment typically involves fewer weekly hours and may address needs such as communication, social skills, emotional and behavioral regulation, daily routines, independence, or specific challenges occurring at home or in the community.

Focused intervention.

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For families who primarily need guidance, strategies, and support rather than direct intensive therapy. Parent coaching focuses on helping caregivers understand behavior, build practical skills, and confidently support their child during everyday routines. This service may be available as a stand-alone option depending on clinical need, insurance coverage, and payer requirements.

Caregiver coaching.