Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA)

Using ABA to unlock your child’s potential

The Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) Clinic provides access to evidence-based treatments supported by education and psychology research to unlock every child's potential for success at home and in the community.

Early Learning Center

 

School-Aged Program

 

Independence Clinic

 

Families join our ABA clinic so their children can gain valuable skills in communication, social engagement, play, attention, and how to learn more effectively. The ABA clinic helps individuals and families overcome learning barriers, as well as problematic and sometimes severe challenging behavior at the Clinic, in the community, as well as within family homes.

Our goal is to help children achieve lasting gains and empower their families to generalize newly acquired skills into the home and community. To maximize gains, our team works directly with children while actively engaging families during the course of treatment.

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Early Learning Center

The Early Learning Center (ELC) is individualized to meet the developmental needs of your young child with autism. Our clinicians create flexible learning environments to accommodate and support each child’s unique learning needs. Programming Includes:
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School-Aged Program

The School-Aged Program is designed to provide ABA services to kindergarten and elementary aged children who attended full day school programs. Programming Includes:

  • Afterschool and weekend hours available
  • 1:1 learning ratio
  • Specialized social teaching and play based learning
  • Emotional regulation and flexibility training
  • Instruction an activities of daily living
  • Executive function training
  • Safety awareness programming
  • Intensive parent training
  • Coordination with related services providers
  • Support to community based after school programs
  • On-going enrollment
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Independence Clinic

The Independence Clinic is designed to support middle and high school aged adolescents with autism to become more independent within home and community-based activities. Programming Includes:

  • After school and weekend hours available
  • Activities of daily living programming
  • Executive function therapies
  • Therapies designed to promote independence
  • Community skills training
  • Safety awareness and self-advocacy services
  • Social skills and leisure skills treatments
  • Intensive parent training
  • Coordination with related services providers
  • Support to community based after school programs
  • On-going enrollment

The intake and assessment process:

Though the intake process we learn about your child’s strengths and areas of need and use assessment tools to carefully guide the development of a treatment plan. Our patients and families share in the assessment and treatment planning process to build a customized service specific to each child’s needs.

  • Developmental Assessment (e.g., Early Start Denver Model [ESDM])
  • Functional Assessments (e.g., functional behavioral assessments and functional analysis)
  • Criterion-Referenced Assessment (e.g., VB-MAPP, ABLLS)
  • Social Skills Assessment, and Adaptive Skills Assessment (e.g., Vineland, AFLS, SSIS)
  • Families are provided with reports that describe the current needs of the child along with treatment recommendations

ABA Contact Form

Do you have a question for our team or interested to learn more?

  • This field is for validation purposes and should be left unchanged.

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Intervention Services:

  • After the completion of the assessment, treatment plans are developed by a BCBA or BCBA-D in collaboration with the parent/guardian and the child
  • Services may be delivered using direct instruction and/or natural environment teaching with an emphasis on acquisition of new skills, maintenance of acquired skills, and generalization of skills and teaching procedures to the home through structured parent support sessions
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Qualified Staff:

  • All staff have experience treating children with autism spectrum disorders, and are certified to deliver ABA services through the Behavior Analysis Certification Board (BACB)
  • Staff are required to engage in professional continuing education and participate in individual and group supervision from highly qualified supervisors
  • The ABA Clinic is supervised by doctoral level Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBA-D) with service delivery from Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs), and Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs).

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Meet the Clinical Leaders

Elizabeth C. Nulty

Director of ABA Clinic,
PhD, BCBA-D

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Nichole Collins

Program Director,
M.S., BCBA

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Elizabeth Fitter

Program Coordinator,
M.Ed. , BCBA, LABA/LBA

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Jenn Blanchette

Program Coordinator,
M.S., BCBA

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Insurance Reimbursement:

CCSN Behavioral Health accepts insurance from a variety of providers. We would be happy to check eligibility and verify benefits with your insurance company. Please contact us for more information.

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