Services
Individualized ABA therapy at home, in the community and at school
ABA therapy for children
A reliable autism diagnosis can often be made by around age two. Autism shows up differently in every child, from mild to more significant support needs, so your child’s therapy is tailored to their specific needs.
Areas we work on in therapy:
- Coping skills
- Daily living activities
- Fine motor skills
- Reading and writing
- Social play skills
- Visual and perception skills
ABA therapy for ADHD and ODD
ABA-based behavior support can help children with ADHD and ODD; insurance coverage for ABA usually depends on an autism diagnosis, so we check your plan first. These conditions can bring behaviors that are intense and hard to manage. We give your child the individual attention they need, whether the diagnosis is recent or you are working through changes to their IEP (Individualized Education Program). As your child grows their needs change, and therapy moves to new goals and strategies with them.
Areas we work on in therapy:
- Attention and focus
- Social and communication skills
- Organizational strategies
- Reading
- Self-care, self-regulation and self-management
In-home ABA therapy
Your child’s home is a safe place where they get comfort and support from the people who care about them most. That’s why in-home ABA therapy matters: our therapists work with your child in their natural setting, see firsthand how things go at home and focus on the areas that need it most.
Parents and caregivers can take a more active role. During sessions you can watch and learn, so you understand how to support your child’s skills between visits. Depending on your child’s needs, in-home therapists work on toilet training, getting dressed, family mealtimes and sharing toys with siblings, and on issues that come up in the household. The aim is to help both the child and the family.
In-home ABA therapy →Beyond ABA
- Diagnostic evaluationsCompleted by our clinical director, Aisha Albright-Jourdan, LCSW, BCBA, under the supervision of a licensed psychologist. Assessments and evaluations
- Mental health therapyIndividual therapy for adults, plus couples and family therapy, in person or by video, with Aisha Albright-Jourdan, LCSW, and Frances Maxwell-Baxter, EdD, LMHC. Ask us
- Speech therapy (January 2027)In-house speech therapy is in credentialing now and planned for January 2027. We do not offer OT. Learn more
Self-pay is available for every service, with or without a diagnosis.
More ways we help
- TRICARE insurance for ABA therapyHow TRICARE’s Autism Care Demonstration covers ABA, and how we help you start.Learn more →
- What is ABA?A plain-language introduction to applied behavior analysis.Learn more →
- In-home ABA therapyABA in your own home, built around daily routines like dressing, meals and play with siblings.Learn more →
- School-based ABA therapyABA support at school, planned with your family and your child's teachers.Learn more →
- Parent and caregiver trainingStrengths-based coaching that helps parents and caregivers use ABA strategies every day.Learn more →
- Early intervention ABAGentle, play-based ABA for toddlers and young children, with parents involved at every step.Learn more →
- ABA for ADHD and ODDABA-based behavior support for children with ADHD or ODD, at home, in the community and at school.Learn more →
- ABA assessmentsABA skills and functional behavior assessments that lead to a clear, individualized treatment plan.Learn more →
- ABA in your home languageABA therapy in English, Spanish, Haitian Creole, Bengali or Russian.Learn more →
- Military familiesABA therapy that keeps up with PCS moves and deployments. TRICARE accepted.Learn more →
- Our approachCompassionate, assent-based ABA built on relationships, play and family goals.Learn more →
- Speech therapy (from January 2027)In-house speech therapy is coming to Hope Center in January 2027, alongside ABA.Learn more →
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At Hope Center for Behavior Change our ABA programs are developed by Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) and implemented by Registered Behavior Technicians.