Families often ask: What is ABA and how does it help my child? How soon will we see progress? What will therapy look like (location, frequency, duration)? How do you assess my child and set goals? How are parents involved and trained? How do you handle challenging behaviors? Who will work with my child and what are their qualifications? How do you measure and report progress? Will skills generalize to home, school, and community? How do you coordinate with school or other providers? What does therapy cost and do you accept insurance? How and when do we transition or discharge from services?

What important information do you want families to know about how you work, what makes you special, or what they can expect?

Key things to know about Little Steps ABA: We are family-first, setting goals with caregivers and providing coaching during sessions. Our methods are individualized and data-driven, using assessments for measurable goals and regular plan adjustments. We use blended methods, combining naturalistic play-based and structured instruction. We offer strong clinical oversight, with BCBAs designing plans and training staff. Our focus is real-world, targeting communication, independence, emotional regulation, social skills, and safety. We ensure consistency through trained therapists, supervision, and quality checks. We coordinate with schools and other providers and offer flexible delivery (in-home, clinic, school, telehealth). We provide transparent progress updates and practical support with scheduling and insurance.