SERVICES
18 months – 14 years old
Some of the benefits of services at this stage can include the evolution of your child’s interests and personal choice to address the emerging need for independence and job readiness.
Community
ABA can be implemented in your family’s day-to-day life. This may include going to the park, trips to the grocery store, or anywhere else life takes you.
Social Skills Groups
Having the ability to develop friendships, socialize at school and in the community are of significant importance in life. Our social skills groups and programs can be instrumental to a child’s development of establishing friendships, building confidence, and pursuing interests.
Social skills training within aba treatment plans
For children participating in our ABA-based treatment plans, Rising Stars ABA includes social skills training. Designed as fun, interactive experiences, we teach social skills and encourage children to interact with their peers through role playing or as arranged peer play in a small group. Children learn social, behavioral and play skills.
Social Skills Training Includes:
Life skills training within aba treatment plans
For young adults participating in our ABA treatment program, we provide post-secondary services to individuals with autism. We provide training that teaches them skills that will enhance their ability to live more productive and independent lives.
Through Work-Readiness and Technology Training, we enhance their skills to be active and productive members in the community.
Our clinicians provide
Our BCBAs will work with families to develop, implement, and refine an in-home, intensive, comprehensive ABA-based program for their child with Autism Spectrum Disorder. Parents work with a BCBA to learn to use ABA-based techniques at home to address a specific challenging behavior or achieve a specific goal such as toilet training, sleep hygiene, or teaching a new skill.
These sessions can occur at the RSA center or in the client’s home, depending on assessed needs and recommendations by the BCBA. Behavior Support Plan (BSP) that is tailored to meet the needs of the client and to address the families behavioral goals. Our Board Certified Behavior Analysts are given a manageable caseload to ensure enough attention and effective therapy is given to each client.
They create the BSP that identifies specific skills that will be targeted for instruction. Our behavior technicians will provide 1-on-1 therapy based on the BSP to clients. Each client will fall under one of the following categories, determined by the level and type of support each client requires:
Comprehensive
(35 hours per week of direct one-on-one ABA Therapy).
Special Programs
such as Early Intervention & Classroom Readiness such as School shadowing (35 hours per week of direct services).
Focused
(15-25 hours per week of direct one-on-one ABA Therapy).
Service hours
Center -based ABA therapy
Mon – Fri – 8am-6.30pm
After-school ABA therapy
Mon – Fri 4:30pm-6:30pm
In-Home ABA therapy
Mon – Fri – 8am-6.30pm
Weekends Center-based
Sat 9am-2pm
School-based ABA Therapy
Mon – Fri – 8am-6.30pm
Other services
We also accept private pay and contractual agreements. Please call us for more information
Parent Training
Rising Stars ABA regularly provides families training on: Basic principles of ABA. The use of reinforcement to maximize learning opportunities Maintain learned behaviors and generalizing skills across settings/contexts
Speech and Occupational Therapy
Rising Stars ABA believes in collaboration with other service providers and caregivers to share expertise about how individuals learn the skills to lead successful, happy lives. We have partnered with other Speech and Occupational Therapy providers in the area and allow personal therapists to provide services at the center for parent convenience.
Insurance companies we accept:
