Start your ABA Journey
Starting ABA therapy can feel like a big step, but you do not have to navigate it alone.
Complete the form below to help our team understand your child’s needs, family preferences, insurance information and the type of support you are looking for.
What Happens After You Submit the Form?
We Review Your Information
Our team carefully reviews the details you provide so we can better understand your child’s needs and your family’s priorities.
We Connect With You
A member of the ALMA team will contact you to learn more, answer your questions and explain the intake process.
We Verify Service Details
We review your insurance information, location and service needs to determine available options. Coverage and documentation requirements may vary by insurance plan.
We Plan the Next Step
When appropriate, our team will guide you through assessments, required documents and the process of beginning ABA services.
You Do Not Need to Have Everything Figured Out
Many families contact us while they are still learning about ABA therapy, waiting for documents or trying to understand their insurance benefits.
That is completely okay.
The first conversation is an opportunity to:
- Share your concerns and goals
- Ask questions about ABA therapy
- Discuss your child’s strengths and support needs
- Learn which documents may be required
- Understand possible service and insurance options
- Decide whether ALMA may be the right fit for your family
Frequently asked questions
What is the best age to start an ABA program?
My child is still young. Will ABA therapy make my child tired?
How many hours of treatment should my child receive?
Can ALMA Behavioral Solutions provide services in my home?
We have determined that conducting interventions in our clinic office is consistently more effective than exclusively working in other locations.
This approach offers several advantages:
- It allows for greater oversight by our senior staff, ensuring consistent treatment styles across all staff members.
- Children have opportunities for social interactions with their peers.
- Our staff can utilize available resources for double treatment, data collection, and program refinement.
- A wide range of toys, activities, and program materials are available in the clinic.
- Parents can participate in the interventions process without the distractions of being at home.
In certain cases where it is mutually agreed upon and provides clinical benefits, some services may be provided in the home environment.
As a parent, I am concerned I’ll have too much to do. Any advice?
What is the length of your program?
Answering that question is challenging. Most of our families typically need our services for a period of 2-4 years. During that time, it is important to be fully committed and give your utmost effort. Some students may require our services for a longer duration, but with a modified level of support, such as school support or case consultation. If you decide to pursue an ABA program, be ready for a lengthy but highly fulfilling journey.
To ensure their commitment to the process many of our parents have successfully established a strong support system. They enlist the help of family members and friends to babysit their other children, assist with commuting to our clinic, or occasionally cook dinner. While we acknowledge that his can be difficult, some families have found it beneficial for one parent to reduce their work hours. This allows them to maintain focus and preserve their sanity throughout the intervention journey.