ABA Therapy Services

Autism is a developmental difference that can impact how a person communicates, connects with others, learns, and experiences the world around them.

Every client with autism is different. Each person has their own strengths, preferences, needs, and ways of learning. At Rebound Therapies, our goal is to understand each client as an individual and support meaningful growth in a way that feels realistic, respectful, and helpful for the whole family.

Rebound Therapies provides individualized ABA therapy in the home, school, and community.

We take the time to understand each client’s strengths, needs, daily routines, and goals. Therapy should feel natural and engaging, not forced or overwhelming. Our team works with clients and families to build skills that support communication, independence, emotional regulation, and daily life.

ABA therapy, or Applied Behavior Analysis, is an evidence-based approach that helps individuals build communication, independence, social, and everyday life skills.

At Rebound Therapies, ABA is not about controlling behavior. It is about understanding behavior.

All behavior is a form of communication. Many challenging behaviors happen because a person is trying to communicate a need, feeling, or frustration but does not yet have the tools to do so. ABA therapy helps bridge that gap by teaching more effective ways to communicate, regulate emotions, and navigate daily situations.

Our approach is individualized and engaging. Therapy is built into activities that are meaningful to the client, rather than relying only on structured table work. This helps skills develop in a natural way and makes it more likely those skills will carry over into real life.

During ABA therapy sessions, clients work one-on-one with a trained behavior technician, with ongoing support and supervision from a Board Certified Behavior Analyst, also known as a BCBA.

Therapy may focus on skills such as:

• Building communication through verbal language, AAC, gestures, or other methods 
• Increasing independence with daily routines 
• Developing social and social engagement skills 
• Improving emotional regulation and coping strategies 
• Supporting safe and appropriate ways to communicate wants and needs 
• Reducing unsafe or disruptive behaviors by teaching helpful replacement skills 

We also focus on generalization. This means the goal is not just for a client to use a skill during therapy, but to use it at home, in school, at work, and in the community.

Caregivers and support systems are an important part of the ABA therapy process. We provide ongoing support and coaching so families and caregivers feel confident using the same strategies during everyday routines. This consistency helps skills continue to grow over time.

Our goal is to help each client feel successful, understood, and more independent in everyday life.

A formal autism diagnosis is completed by a licensed psychologist or physician. If a client does not yet have a diagnosis, we can help guide families through that process and connect them with appropriate providers.

We complete a comprehensive assessment to better understand the client’s communication, behavior, social skills, daily living skills, strengths, and areas of need.

This may include caregiver interviews, observations, and standardized assessments. The goal is to get a full picture of the client’s strengths and needs so we can build a therapy plan that truly fits the individual, not a one-size-fits-all program.

Clients receive one-on-one therapy with a trained behavior technician, with ongoing supervision from a BCBA.

Therapy hours vary depending on the client’s needs, goals, and insurance approval. Sessions are built around meaningful activities so learning feels natural, useful, and engaging.

During sessions, clients may work on:

• Communication 
• Daily living skills 
• Social skills 
• Emotional regulation 
• Transitions and routines 
• Safe ways to express wants and needs 
• Greater independence at home, school, work, or in the community 

The BCBA regularly reviews progress, updates goals, and adjusts the therapy plan to make sure services continue to meet the client’s needs.

We work closely with families and caregivers so they feel confident supporting progress outside of therapy.

Caregiver training may include:

• Reviewing progress 
• Talking through challenges or concerns 
• Modeling strategies that can be used at home 
• Helping apply ABA strategies during daily routines 

Our goal is to provide practical tools that fit into real life, so progress continues beyond therapy sessions.

We work closely with families, schools, therapists, physicians, employers, and other providers to support clients across different environments.

The goal is consistency. When everyone is working together, the skills learned in therapy are more likely to carry over into daily life.

Rebound Therapies partners with schools to support students and staff with practical, individualized strategies.

School-based ABA services may include:

• Student-specific consultation 
• Classroom behavior support 
• Functional behavior assessments 
• Behavior intervention plans 
• Staff training 
• Classroom management strategies 
• Follow-up meetings as needed 

Our goal is to help create a learning environment where students feel supported, understood, and able to succeed.

Rebound Therapies accepts Medicaid and most major insurance plans, including:

• Medicaid 
• BCBS 
• BCN 
• Priority Health 
• Aetna 
• ASR 
• Cigna/Evernorth 

If you are unsure about your coverage, our team can help verify your benefits and walk you through the process.