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What is ABA therapy?
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a structured, evidence-based approach to building helpful skills — communication, social interaction, self-help, and more — using individualized, data-driven strategies. Every plan is built around your child specifically, not a one-size-fits-all curriculum.
What ages do you serve?
We work with children and teens from early intervention (ages 0–3) through adolescence (13+), including preschool (3–5) and school-age (6–12) support.
Do you accept insurance?
Yes — we work with insurance as well as private pay. Reach out and we can talk through your specific plan and coverage.
What's the difference between in-home and in-clinic therapy?
In-home therapy takes place in your family's own space, building skills directly into daily routines. In-clinic therapy happens at our office in a structured setting, which can help build focus and readiness for group or classroom environments. Many families use a mix of both.
Do you offer social skills groups?
Yes. Our social skills groups bring together small groups of school-age children and teens to build conversation, turn-taking, and friendship skills in a guided setting.
Who will be working with my child, and who oversees their care?
Your child works directly with Jade Singleton, LABA, a Washington-licensed Assistant Behavior Analyst. As a LABA, Jade practices under the supervision of Jasmine Ortiz, BCBA, a Board Certified Behavior Analyst who reviews and oversees every treatment plan. In practice, that means your family gets the consistency of one familiar clinician plus a second credentialed clinician reviewing the program.
How do I get started?
Fill out the short form on our Contact page with the best way and time to reach you. We'll call you back to talk through your child's needs, answer your questions, and figure out next steps together — no clinical paperwork required online.