Our Therapy Services
We provide full-day and half-day, play-based ABA therapy rooted in ESDM and NDBI approaches. Each child has consistent one-to-one support with an RBT and hands-on BCBA oversight during their scheduled program. Our clinic feels like a warm preschool classroom, with circle time, sensory play, outdoor time, and natural opportunities to build communication, play, independence, and daily living skills.
Serving families in Allen, Plano, McKinney, and Frisco. Commercial insurance and Medicaid accepted. Call or text (469) 228-8143, or select Get Started to schedule a tour.
Play-Based ABA Therapy: Full-Day and Half-Day Options
We provide full-day and half-day, play-based ABA therapy using ESDM and NDBI approaches. Every child has one-to-one support with an RBT and close BCBA oversight during their scheduled program.
One-to-one support during every session
Each child is paired with a small team of RBTs. During every scheduled full-day or half-day session, one dedicated RBT is with your child at a time, providing consistent, responsive support from someone who knows their cues, preferences, and goals.
Preschool style daily schedule
Our days look and feel like a high quality preschool or pre K classroom, with circle time, sensory play, outdoor time, and structured play based learning stations where children practice communication, social, and self help skills inside activities they already enjoy.
BCBA oversight and coaching
A Board Certified Behavior Analyst provides a minimum of 20 percent oversight, including regular observations, staff coaching, data review, and ongoing program adjustments so treatment stays individualized and clinically strong.
Parent access to goals and data
Families receive secure access to their child’s program through an app, where they can see current goals, daily notes, and progress data so they always know what we are working on and how their child is doing.
Family guidance for home carryover
We schedule regular family guidance meetings to coach parents and caregivers on the same strategies we use in the clinic, problem solve real life situations, and create simple plans families can use at home and in the community.
Compassionate behavior support
When children engage in challenging behaviors, we use relationship based, trauma informed behavior reduction strategies that focus on understanding the reason for the behavior, teaching safer communication, and protecting the child’s dignity while building real life coping skills.
FAQs
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All of our Registered Behavioral Technicians complete a two-week extensive onboarding focused on play-based, developmentally appropriateacare. This includes hands-on training in the Early Start Denver Model (ESDM) and completion of Naturalistic Development Behavioral Intervention (NBI) modules through NDBI navigator. Our BCBAs provide daily coaching, modeling, and feedback to ensure each RBT is conifdent, supported, and aligned with our clinic’s child-cenetered approach.
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Both! Our dedicated Registered Behavioral Technicians work one-on-one throughout the day. We also incorporate small group activities and peer interaction to build social and communication skills.
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The intake process typically takes three to four weeks, depending on how quickly we receive insurance approval. During this time, we will complete your child's initial assessment, submit all necessary paperwork, and work with your insurance provider to submit the treatment plan. We do our best to keep things moving quickly and will keep you informed every step of the way!
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Our clinical director starts with a comprehensive assessment to identify your child’s strengths, challenges, and specific goals. As part of this assessment process, we utilize various age-appropriate assessments such as the VB-MAPP, ABLLS-R, ESDM, PEAK, and the Vineland-3. Based on the assessment results and in collaboration with you, she develops a personalized treatment plan tailored to your child’s unique needs and preferences.
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Of course! We encourage you to come meet our team, tour the space, and ask any questions you have. Seeing the environment firsthand often helps families feel more confident and excited about starting services.
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Yes, absolutely. We follow the American Academy of Pediatrics’ guidelines for healthy sleep and work closely with families to honor each child’s nap schedule. If your child typically naps during the day, we’ll incorporate that into their session routine.
Please note: While we support naps as part of a child’s developmental needs, we do not bill insurance for nap time.
