HELPING KIDS, CHANGING FAMILIES

See how our approach to ABA makes all the difference

Evidence- based

ABA methods

Highly qualified

therapists

Long-term

results

This is what care at Kids Club feels like:

It’s personal.

Our staff take their work to heart, sharing their expertise with passion and patience.

It’s positive.

We keep sessions light, playful, and focused on skills that make every day better.

It’s a partnership.

We are eager for you to get involved in the therapy process and count on you to share your input.

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Your child is unique.

A customized plan highlights your child’s strengths and meets their needs.

You’re not in this alone.

We are here to listen and share practical guidance along the way.

image of hands holding up the world with a family in the front

Your family can do this.

With tools and focused support your day-to-day routines get smoother.

You have a team to partner with.

We rely on the input of parents, teachers, and service providers to maximize results.

Expert guidance + parent input

is the perfect combo for progress.

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Success starts with a great team.

With experienced staff who have a passion to make a difference, you’ll find the family-focused feel you’re looking for in an ABA agency, right here.

About your BCBA

Holds Master's degree
Conducts assessments
Designs care plans
Supervises RBTs
Guides parents
Passed Behavior Analysis Certification Board exam

About your RBT

Completed Behavior Therapist training
Works one-on-one with your child
Implements care plan goals in playful sessions
Supervised by BCBA

CASE STUDY

ABA in real time

Noah is a sweet 6 year old boy who often gets lost in his own world and can feel anxious around change or transition. For him, daily tasks like getting dressed or going to school feel overwhelming. You can almost always find him in his room, passing the hours building Lego cities.

Then, he meets Mike,

a friendly RBT from the Kids Club team who understands Noah's struggles and looks for his strengths. Mike creates a comfortable and motivating learning environment for Noah by using Lego figurines as puppets in role play. He brings picture cards and visual schedules to help him understand and practice daily routines. This way, Noah feels more secure while learning skills that give him a new confidence.