Our Services
Home Based ABA Services
We provide in-home ABA therapy for children with autism and related needs across the Inland Empire. Our goal is to help your child communicate, build daily living skills, stay safer during hard moments, and take part in life at home and in the community.
In-home ABA therapy, including assessment, treatment, and supervision
Caregiver education and coaching
Sessions at home, school, and in the community when appropriate
Assessment
Before we start teaching, we take time to understand your child.
What happens during an assessment?
One to two interviews with parents to learn your goals and concerns
Observations of your child in everyday settings, such as home, school, and the community
A written care plan from your BCBA that we review with you before therapy begins
Most assessments happen over several visits, scheduled around your family’s routines.
After the plan is written, a behavior technician (BT) is assigned to work one-on-one with your child, with ongoing supervision from your BCBA. As your child reaches milestones, the plan is updated to support their next steps.
Direct ABA Therapy & Supervision
After the assessment, a BCBA and a behavior technician (BT) are assigned to your family. The BT works one-on-one with your child, and the BCBA oversees the plan and progress. Sessions can take place at home, in the community, or at school, depending on your child’s needs.
Most children receive between 15 and 30 hours of 1:1 therapy per week. We build a schedule with you based on your child’s needs and your family’s availability.
Your child’s team usually includes:
A BCBA who designs and updates the treatment plan,
A Behavior Technician (BT) who works with your child day to day, and
An Associate Clinical Supervisor who helps train staff and support caregiver education.
Our Clinical Director trains supervisors weekly and reviews treatment decisions to keep your child’s care consistent and high quality.
What a typical week can include
1:1 sessions at home focused on communication, play, and daily living skills
Practice in the community, like parks or stores, when appropriate
Regular BCBA check-ins to observe sessions, adjust goals, and coach caregivers
Our approach uses naturalistic methods like Pivotal Response Treatment (PRT), which builds skills through play and daily routines, and Skill-Based Treatment (SBT), which addresses challenging behavior safely. In plain language, this means we teach skills through play and everyday routines, and we address challenging behavior in ways that prioritize safety, dignity, and your child’s sense of control.
Your BCBA observes sessions in your home, gives feedback to your BT, and reviews session data to adjust the plan as your child progresses. Our team also takes part in ongoing training to keep care safe and effective.
Caregiver Education
Caregiver education is where we help you feel confident supporting your child between sessions. We take the time to understand the goals you have for your family and your child.
These meetings happen weekly or biweekly with your BCBA. Together we cover what your child’s behavior is telling you, how to use strategies in daily routines like meals, bedtime, and outings, and how to troubleshoot what is not working yet.
Associate Clinical Supervisors often join sessions and caregiver meetings, so you have more than one professional who knows your child and can support your family.
If you’re not sure which services are right for your child, our intake team can walk you through it. Start an intake call at (949) 668-7004 or email intake@ascentkidsaba.com.
