Home-Based ABA
Building ABA Skills and Confidence in Your Home
Each individual with autism has unique needs and the best place to foster their growth and development is often within their familiar home environment. Our in-home ABA therapy services are designed to provide personalized, evidence-based interventions where your child feels most comfortable and secure.
Why Choose In-Home ABA Therapy?
Benefits of Home-Based ABA
Integration into Daily Life
Therapy sessions at home allows new skills to be naturally incorporated into everyday activities.
Improved Skill Generalization
Practicing skills in diverse settings helps children generalize their abilities to different people and situations.
Active Family Involvement
Sessions in familiar settings enable family members to participate more actively in the therapy process.
What to expect
Your ABA Journey with BAE
Home-Based ABA FAQ
What are the benefits of home ABA sessions?
- Family priorities can be addressed in the child’s natural environment (home, grandparents’ home, stores, parks and/or cars, etc).
- Family members can easily participate.
- New skills can be easily generalized to new people and settings.
- Everyday life is easily incorporated into session naturally.
Can my child’s sibling(s) participate in sessions?
- Each member of your child’s family plays an important role in your child’s learning and development. We will gladly identify opportunities to have siblings engage in play, daily activities and even tackle some tricky sibling situations.
- Enhanced social opportunities can be provided when siblings participate.
Can I join my child’s session?
- YES! Caregiver collaboration is imperative to your child’s success. Participation will look different at different stages of your child’s programming and you can help determine that need with your clinical team.
- Most funding sources require some level of participation to support Parenting with ABA and the generalization of goals.
- We welcome and invite all family members and caregivers to learn the strategies that your child or teen is learning, to better support them in daily life away from your ABA session
