
Providing ABA Therapy to build a positive and strong foundation for life
Every milestone begins with a first step. Begin intake today.
Every milestone begins with a first step. Begin intake today.
ABA is considered an “evidence-based” practice, meaning that there is enough research evidence showing that is it an effective and useful treatment for children with autism spectrum disorders. Research has proven that ABA is the only intervention practice for individuals with autism.
Early Years ABA provides individualized behavioral therapy based on the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA).The methods and strategies we use have been scientifically proven to benefit children with social, communication, and behavioral challenges, including autism. We work together with you and your child to provide the highest quality of care.
Our ABA therapy is built around your child’s unique strengths and needs. We meet them where they are today and guide them toward new growth and independence.
Through ABA, children build language, communication, and social abilities while improving attention, focus, and memory—skills that support everyday success.
As children master new skills, they gain more than practical abilities—they develop confidence, resilience, and a sense of accomplishment that fuels continued growth.
Services are offered in the home, at school, in community, or in our clinic, wherever your child learns best.
Our commitment is to partner with families so every child can find their way forward and flourish.
Before starting ABA therapy, your child must have a formal diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD). This diagnosis can only be provided by a qualified medical doctor (MD) or licensed psychologist (PhD). A diagnosis is also required by insurance companies to approve coverage for ABA services.
Where to Get an ASD Diagnosis:
Getting started begins with a simple intake request. Families can call us, complete an online form, or email our intake team. We’ll gather some basic information about your child, your insurance coverage, and your goals for therapy. Our team will then guide you through the next steps.
Once intake is complete, a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) will meet with you and your child for a comprehensive assessment. This may include direct observation, play-based activities, and caregiver interviews. The goal is to understand your child’s strengths, challenges, and needs so we can design a personalized treatment plan.
Your child’s therapy team includes a BCBA, who oversees the treatment plan, and a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT), who provides one-on-one therapy. The RBT works directly with your child on skill-building activities, while the BCBA supervises, adjusts goals, and ensures progress. Families are always part of the process, with regular training and open communication.
ABA is a dynamic process. We regularly monitor data, track your child’s progress, and adjust the treatment plan as needed. Your BCBA will review goals with you, provide feedback, and recommend new strategies. We also support families by offering resources, training, and guidance to carry over skills into daily life. Together, we celebrate every milestone.
Your journey starts here. By listening first, we ensure our guidance is personalized to your child and your family. With proven expertise and caring support, we’ll help you explore the best path forward. Connect with us today.
12944 Travilah Road, Potomac, Maryland 20854, United States
Open today | 09:00 am – 05:00 pm |
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