Compassionate ABA therapy that meets children where they are.
Therapist to You provides personalized ABA therapy designed around each child’s needs, daily routines, and goals. We help families build practical support for communication, behavior, independence, transitions, and everyday life.
What ABA can help children build.
ABA focuses on practical skills that can support communication, learning, participation, routines, and greater independence in everyday life.
Communication
Building functional ways to express needs, make choices, communicate with others, and participate in everyday interactions.
Social Skills
Supporting turn-taking, play, peer interaction, shared attention, and participation in social situations.
Daily Routines
Helping children practice transitions, self-care routines, following directions, and everyday independence.
Behavior Support
Understanding what may be contributing to challenging behavior and teaching safer, more functional skills.
Learning Readiness
Supporting attention, participation, task completion, flexibility, and skills that may help children engage in learning.
Independence
Practicing practical skills that help children participate more independently at home, school, and in the community.
Our approach to ABA therapy.
Therapy should be individualized, respectful, measurable, and connected to the situations that matter in your child’s everyday life.
Individualized Plans
Goals are built around your child’s strengths, needs, routines, developmental level, and family priorities.
Family Collaboration
Parents and caregivers are part of the process so strategies can make sense beyond therapy sessions and within everyday routines.
Meaningful Progress
The focus stays on practical skills that can support communication, participation, behavior, routines, and greater independence.
What getting started looks like.
The process begins with understanding your child, your family’s concerns, and what support may be appropriate.
Initial Conversation
Tell our team what you are noticing, what questions you have, and what kind of support you are looking for.
Coverage and Documentation Review
Our team reviews relevant insurance information, documentation needs, authorization requirements, and available next steps.
ABA Assessment
A qualified clinician evaluates your child’s strengths, needs, routines, and treatment priorities.
Personalized Treatment Plan
The BCBA develops measurable goals and recommendations based on the assessment and family priorities.
Therapy and Progress Review
The care team provides ongoing therapy, monitors progress, collaborates with caregivers, and updates goals as appropriate.
Speech Therapy that can meet your child where they are.
The most appropriate setting depends on your child’s communication needs, therapy goals, family routine, clinician availability, scheduling, authorization, documentation, and payer requirements.
In-Home Speech Therapy
Speech Therapy may take place at home when appropriate and available, giving children opportunities to practice communication during familiar routines, play, reading, meals, and family interaction.
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In-Center Speech Therapy
A structured therapy environment may support focused work on speech sounds, language development, AAC, fluency, social communication, and functional communication goals.
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In-School Speech Therapy
School-based therapy may help children practice communication within classroom routines, peer interactions, learning activities, and other parts of the school day when appropriate and available.
Explore School-Based TherapyWho provides your child’s ABA care.
ABA care is provided by trained professionals working together under an individualized treatment plan and ongoing clinical supervision.
Board Certified Behavior Analyst
The BCBA is responsible for assessment, treatment planning, clinical oversight, progress review, caregiver collaboration, and adjusting goals as your child’s needs change.
Registered Behavior Technician
RBTs may provide direct ABA sessions under BCBA supervision while following the individualized treatment plan and supporting skill development during therapy.
Pediatric ABA Therapy across our Florida communities.
Therapist to You supports families exploring pediatric ABA Therapy through our Florida locations. Availability depends on your child’s needs, provider availability, scheduling, authorization, documentation, service type, and payer requirements.
Specific ABA Therapy services and care settings may vary by location.
Melbourne
Explore pediatric ABA Therapy, care settings, and support available through our Melbourne location.
West Palm Beach
Learn about pediatric ABA Therapy and care options available through our West Palm Beach location.
Okeechobee
Explore pediatric ABA Therapy and support options available through our Okeechobee location.
We accept most major insurance providers 🤝
ABA questions parents ask before starting therapy.
These are some of the most common questions families ask when exploring ABA for their child.
What is ABA therapy?
Applied Behavior Analysis is a therapy approach that uses individualized assessment, teaching strategies, reinforcement, and ongoing data collection to help children build functional skills and reduce barriers to participation.
What is ABA therapy used for?
ABA may support communication, social interaction, daily routines, learning readiness, independence, flexibility, and behavior-related goals.
Who provides ABA therapy?
ABA programs are typically overseen by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst. Direct sessions may be provided by Registered Behavior Technicians under BCBA supervision.
Do you offer in-home ABA therapy?
In-home ABA may be available depending on your location, provider availability, treatment recommendations, scheduling, and payer requirements.
Do you offer center-based ABA?
Center-based ABA may be available at Therapist to You locations depending on service availability, treatment needs, scheduling, authorization, and payer requirements.
Can ABA be provided at school?
School-based ABA may be available when appropriate and permitted by the school, treatment plan, authorization, and provider availability.
Does insurance cover ABA therapy?
Coverage varies by plan and may depend on diagnosis, medical necessity, authorization, provider network, documentation, and other payer requirements.
How do I get started with ABA therapy?
Contact our team and tell us about your child, your concerns, and your insurance information. We can help explain possible services, documentation requirements, availability, and next steps.
Ready to talk about whether
ABA may be right for your child?
Our team can help you understand ABA services, care settings, provider availability, insurance requirements, and possible next steps for your family.