Our Practice

 

At Helping Hands ABA, we offer home-based one-to-one

ABA instruction, for individuals on the autism spectrum.

 

We also offer parent training and family support groups

as part of our autism therapy program. This support

allows parents to manage their stress more effectively.

We are confident that parent training will create a more

positive environment for your child.

About Us

Our services help families address symptoms that affect an individual’s quality of life. Symptoms of autism may include:

  • Intellectual disability
  • Delayed Speech
  • Non-verbal
  • Uncoordinated motor skills
  • Repetitive body movement
  • Lack of eye contact
  • Inability to communicate effectively

    If you are new to the world of autism treatment, we start out by determining your eligibility with your insurance company. Once eligibility is confirmed, a behavioral analysis is conducted, and a treatment plan is designed. Then, a Registered Behavior Technician® will implement the treatment plan on an ongoing basis.

    Community Partners

    Special Olympics:

    Helping Hands ABA has partnered with Special Olympics and formed their own sports team! Special Olympics offers authentic and credible sport training and competitions to athletes of all ages and skill levels as well as health and fitness resources and opportunities. Please email info@helpinghandsaba.com if you are interested in getting involved.

     

    SIBS Club:

    Helping Hands ABA has joined the family support network, SIBS Club. SIBS club provides family and sibling support groups to help adjust to having a child with autism. Please reach out to us if you would like additional information at info@helpinghandsaba.com.

    Our Staff

    Our team members at Helping Hands ABA all have a background in ABA and regularly attend professional development workshops on behavior management, teaching techniques, assessments, and many others. Every staff member, from our billing department to our marketing team have worked with individuals with autism.