ABA Therapy

Has your child or a loved one been diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) or a developmental disorder?

Early treatment and intervention can make a profound difference.


At Affluent Learning Center, we utilize the scientifically proven and data-driven discipline of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy to create meaningful changes in key behaviors. Our individualized approach is tailored to each child, promoting self-expression through hands-on learning, close communication, and a resilient optimism that guides each child forward.


ABA therapy is a science-based approach designed to achieve positive outcomes for children diagnosed with ASD. By applying principles of behavior and learning in real-world situations, ABA fosters the development of new skills—from basic to complex—using clinically proven techniques. These techniques aim to increase beneficial behaviors and make learning enjoyable, while reducing behaviors that may hinder development or cause harm. This evidence-based treatment focuses on analyzing, designing, and implementing personalized goals to help children build self-confidence and achieve success.


Children with ASD often learn and respond differently than their typically developing peers, presenting unique challenges, skills, and strengths. While there is no known cure for autism, early and appropriate intervention can significantly impact a child's growth and development.

ABA Therapy Can Help With:

Communication Skills

ABA therapy helps children build communication skills, such as initiating and holding conversations, as well as other forms of social interaction.

Adaptive Daily Living Skills

ABA therapy gradually builds independence by focusing on skills such as safety awareness, toilet training, executive functioning, and, for older individuals, job competence.

Social/Emotional Skills

ABA therapy can assist children with understanding social cues, following rules, and taking turns.

Problem Behavior Reduction

ABA therapy aims to reduce problem behaviors over time, such as difficulty following rules or directions, tantrums, self-injury, or aggression.

What to Expect

The typical journey to an ABA therapy resource like Affluent Learning Center begins with a diagnosis — the vital and necessary first step.

Get a Diagnosis

ABA therapy requires a diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD), provided by a medical doctor. This is necessary to streamline the insurance-coverage process.

Request an Intake

Schedule an initial consultation with our team to discuss your child's behavior, developmental milestones, and any specific concerns you may have. This meeting helps us understand your child's unique needs and how ABA therapy can be beneficial.

Ger a Personal Assessment

Our care is delivered by a combination of Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) and Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs). Care begins with the initial assessment, where our therapists work with your child and family to develop a personalized treatment plan. We know through experience that continuity of care is essential to helping children like yours thrive. We will work with you to create and sustain a treatment plan that makes sure that happens.

Individualized Treatment Plan

Based on the assessment results, we will develop a customized ABA therapy plan tailored to your child's needs. This plan includes specific behavioral goals, intervention strategies, and a schedule of therapy sessions.

Interactive Therapy Sessions

Therapy sessions are designed to be engaging and effective, incorporating structured activities, positive reinforcement, and skill-building exercises. We use various techniques to promote desired behaviors and reduce challenging ones.

Continuous Progress Monitoring

We regularly monitor your child's progress and make necessary adjustments to the therapy plan to ensure optimal outcomes. Frequent updates and communication with parents and caregivers are essential to support ongoing development and address any concerns.

Coordination with Other Professionals

When appropriate, we collaborate with other professionals, such as speech-language pathologists or educators, to provide a holistic approach that supports your child's overall development and well-being.

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