Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is a practical, science-based way to help children learn skills and reduce behaviors that get in the way of daily life. We start by getting to know your child—what they enjoy, what’s hard, and why certain behaviors might happen. Then we set clear, meaningful goals (like asking for help, following routines, playing with others, or staying calm when plans change) and teach them in small steps. We use positive reinforcement—celebrating and rewarding progress—so helpful behaviors happen more often. We also break bigger tasks into doable parts and practice skills in real situations at home, school, and the community so they “stick.” Throughout, we track progress with simple data and adjust the plan when something isn’t working. Parents are true partners: we coach you on what to do between sessions so progress continues. Ethical ABA centers dignity, consent, and your family’s values, with the aim of building communication, confidence, and independence.

Physical therapy helps your child move with more strength, balance, and confidence in everyday life. We start by seeing how they sit, stand, walk, play, and use their body, then set clear goals—like safer walking, better posture, jumping, stairs, or keeping up at the playground. Sessions are active and fun: guided play, targeted exercises, and practice with things like balance, coordination, and core strength. We break skills into small steps and use encouragement and rewards so progress builds. If equipment could help (for example, shoe inserts, walkers, or wheelchairs), we explain options in plain language and work closely with your child’s doctors and school. You’ll always know what we’re working on and why; we show you simple activities to do at home so gains last. Our goal is practical: fewer falls, easier movement, more endurance, and more independence—so your child can join in the things they love.