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ABA therapy services in Utah

We believe everyone can benefit from ABA, and we know no two children need the same things. That's why we individualize treatment to fit your child and your family, drawing on five services that can stand alone or work together as needs change.

01

Direct therapy (1:1)

This is the heart of what we do: one therapist, one child, working together in the places your child already knows. We concentrate on naturalistic environment training (NET), which means teaching new skills and decreasing problem behaviors in the natural contexts where your child lives and plays.

Every session is guided by your child's preferences. We follow what they already love, so learning happens inside moments that feel like play. That keeps kids engaged, and it helps new skills hold up in real life, because real life is where they were learned in the first place.

Close-up of a child concentrating on a hands-on learning game during a therapy session

02

Caregiver coaching

You spend far more time with your child than any therapist ever will, which makes you the most important teacher they have. Our caregiver coaching, offered through both individual and group sessions, is built around that fact.

Together we look at why behaviors are occurring and practice how to respond in ways that enhance learning. Small changes in everyday routines often carry progress further than any single session can.

Caregivers sitting together and talking through strategies during a coaching session

03

School services

For many kids, school is where things feel hardest: new expectations, new adults, and a room full of peers. When permitted by your insurance, our behavior technicians conduct services at your child's school, supporting challenging behaviors and promoting skills across the school setting and with peers.

Because school services depend on your plan, coverage looks different for every family. Our insurance page explains how it works, and we're happy to help you find out what your plan allows.

School supplies arranged on a classroom table

04

Social groups

Some skills can only be practiced around other kids. Our social groups are structured and organized by age and developmental level, so your child learns alongside peers who are working on similar things.

Each group focuses on the development of social skills: taking turns, joining a game already in progress, keeping a conversation going. They are practiced with kids their own age, in settings that feel more like fun than work.

Smiling kids playing a bowling game together during a social group activity

05

Consultation

Intensive 1:1 direct therapy is not the right fit for every child, and families shouldn't lose access to support because of it. Consultation opens our team's experience to you in a different way, through private consultation with parents, school staff, and other providers.

We can provide guidance on decreasing challenging behaviors at home, improving daily living skills, and toilet training. Our staff is also experienced in providing behavior support training to school personnel, speech-language pathologists, and occupational therapists.

A provider meeting with two parents at a table to talk through a support plan

We want to be your village.

If you’re not sure which of these services fits your child, that’s normal. Tell us what’s going on, we’ll listen, and we’ll help you find the right place to begin. The initial consultation is free.

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