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Applied behavior analysis, or ABA, is a personalized approach that uses observation, teaching, and encouragement to help children build useful skills. Care should reflect each child’s strengths, needs, and everyday life.

I work on your child’s goals through play, daily routines, and planned practice. Sessions are adjusted based on how your child responds and what helps them learn best.

Sessions may include play, movement, daily routines, and short periods of structured teaching. The approach depends on your child’s goals, preferences, and how they learn best.

I develop goals with your family based on your child’s strengths, needs, and preferences. The plan focuses on meaningful skills that can support communication, independence, participation, and everyday life.

Parent training is part of your child’s clinical plan. I explain and demonstrate the strategies used in sessions, then help you practice using them comfortably in everyday life.

If an opening isn’t available, you may choose to join the waitlist. I’ll contact you when an opening may fit your family’s scheduling needs. Joining the waitlist does not guarantee a start date.

There is no standard schedule or length of care for every child. I make an initial recommendation after the assessment, then regularly review your child’s progress, current needs, and your family’s priorities with you.

Yes. Lantern ABA requires a formal autism spectrum disorder diagnosis before services can begin. Please contact us if you have questions about acceptable diagnostic documentation.

Lantern ABA is a private-pay practice and does not bill insurance directly. Depending on your plan, you may be able to submit documentation to your insurer for out-of-network reimbursement; your insurer can explain your specific benefits and requirements.