In-Home ABA Therapy
BCBA-designed ABA therapy in your home, built around your child’s everyday routines, with parents coached along the way.
ABA Therapy · Westminster & Orange County
Support in the classroom so your child can practice learning, social and routine skills with teachers and peers.
School brings its own set of demands: following group directions, moving between activities, waiting, working near other children and handling a busy, noisy environment. School-based ABA helps your child practice those skills in the classroom, where they are actually needed.
We provide school-based support for children in Westminster and across Orange County, where the school permits it. A therapist can support your child during parts of the school day, and your child’s BCBA can share strategies so expectations stay consistent between home, school and therapy.
Every goal is set by your child’s BCBA with your input, based on an assessment of what your child needs.
School-based services require the school’s permission, and policies vary between schools and districts. With your consent, we can coordinate with teachers and staff so everyone uses similar strategies.
It helps to understand how private ABA fits alongside your child’s school supports. An IEP (Individualized Education Program) is created by your school district under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA). School-based ABA from a private provider is a separate service. It does not replace your child’s IEP, but it can support goals your child is working on at school. If you are just beginning with school supports, our guide to autism support for parents in Orange County explains where to start.
School-based ABA works best as part of a bigger picture. Many children also receive center-based or in-home ABA, and caregivers take part in parent training. Keeping strategies consistent across settings gives your child more chances to practice.
Want to know whether school-based support is possible for your child? Request a consultation and we will talk through your child’s situation and school.
Other ABA settings
BCBA-designed ABA therapy in your home, built around your child’s everyday routines, with parents coached along the way.
Practical coaching so you can support your child’s progress in everyday life, not just during sessions.
Structured, play-based sessions at our Westminster center with built-in opportunities to practice social skills.
Parent-friendly guides from our team.
Compare center-based vs in-home ABA therapy: social opportunities, generalization, family involvement, logistics, and when a hybrid plan makes sense.
A practical roadmap to autism support for parents in Orange County: screening, Regional Center of Orange County, school IEPs, health plans, therapy and support.
How to choose an ABA provider: a checklist of questions to ask about credentials, goals, your child's dignity, and insurance, plus red and green flags.
Individualized, play-based Applied Behavior Analysis designed by BCBAs around your child and family goals.
Helping children develop verbal and non-verbal communication so they can express themselves.
Building independence through fine motor development, sensory support and self-care skills.
Yes. Providing services on a school campus requires the school’s permission, and policies vary by school and district. We can talk with you about options for your child’s situation.
No. An IEP is a plan created by your school district under special education law. School-based ABA from a private provider is a separate service, although it can support goals your child is working on at school.
Common focus areas include following classroom routines, transitions between activities, asking for help, participating in groups and playing with peers. Goals are set by your child’s BCBA with your input.
Tell us about your child and your goals. We’ll answer your questions, explain the next steps and help you check your insurance coverage. No pressure, no obligation.