ABA Therapy Personalized to Support Your Child’s Growth, Independence, and Quality of Life.

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About us

Improving Skills Behavior Services is a dedicated ABA therapy provider focused on delivering high-quality behavioral interventions for children and individuals with developmental needs.

Individualized ABA treatment plans

Highly trained and compassionate staff

Family-centered approach

Data-driven progress tracking

In-home and community-based services

Daily Living Skills

School Readiness

About Our ABA Services

All services are provided by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT).

Community Therapy

Consultation in Schools

Therapy at home

Parent Trining

Our Workflow

Service Process

01

Initial Consultation

Contact us to learn more about ABA therapy and the services offered at Improving Skills Behavior Services. Our team will answer your questions and help determine how we can best meet your needs.

02

Insurance Verification & Intake

We collect your information and verify your insurance benefits (if applicable) to ensure coverage and guide you through the next steps.

03

Comprehensive Assessment

A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) conducts a detailed assessment to evaluate strengths, needs, and areas for skill development..

04

Authorization & Scheduling

We obtain necessary approvals from insurance providers and coordinate a schedule that works best for your family.

05

Services

Our ultimate goal is to Therapy begins with a dedicated team implementing the treatment plan in-home, in-school, or in the community.

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Every small step of progress we see today is a huge step toward your child’s independence tomorrow.

You are not alone in this process; our team works alongside you to build the best possible future for your child.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to commonly asked questions about our products and services.

What is ABA therapy?

ABA therapy is an approach based on the science of behavior that helps children learn important skills such as communication, social interaction, and independence in daily life.

Which children can benefit from ABA therapy?

ABA is commonly used to support children with autism, ADHD, and other developmental delays. However, its strategies can also help children who need support to improve behaviors or develop specific skills.

How is therapy personalized for each child?

Each child receives an individualized intervention plan. A behavior analyst evaluates the child’s current skills and designs specific goals tailored to their needs and strengths.

Where are therapy sessions offered?

Sessions can take place in different settings, such as the therapy center, the child’s home, school, or in the community, depending on each family’s needs.

How long does an ABA therapy program last?

The duration of the program varies depending on the child’s needs. Some children receive several hours of therapy per week over a period of months or years to achieve their developmental goals.

Do parents participate in the therapy?

Yes. Parental involvement is a fundamental part of the process. Many agencies offer parent training to teach strategies that can be applied at home.

When can results be observed?

Each child progresses at their own pace. Some changes may be seen within a few weeks, while other skills may develop gradually over time.

Is ABA therapy evidence-based?

ABA therapy is based on scientific evidence. A team of trained professionals

Who works with my child during therapy?

A team of trained professionals participates in the therapeutic process, including certified behavior analysts and therapists who work directly with the child.

How can I start the services?

Families can get started by contacting the agency to schedule an initial consultation. During this process, an evaluation is conducted to determine the child’s needs and develop an intervention plan.

Applied

This means we focus on skills your child needs in everyday life, such as communication, following directions, and becoming more independent.

Behavior

We focus on what your child does (their behavior), including both the skills we want to increase and the behaviors we want to improve.

Analysis

We observe and understand why certain behaviors happen so we can teach better ways to respond and act.