In-Home ABA Therapy
Direct 1:1 ABA Therapy
Our Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services support individuals with autism and developmental disabilities by promoting positive behaviors, improving communication, and fostering independence. Through individualized programs, we target skills like communication, social interaction, academics, daily living skills, and behavior management.
Our team of experienced Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) and Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) work closely with families to create tailored treatment plans, using assent-based care that prioritizes active participation and consent. We focus on creating a respectful, collaborative environment where individuals feel empowered and engaged in their own learning.
Family Collaboration
We view parents and caregivers as essential partners in your child's progress. In addition to direct therapy, we will provide ongoing updates, and guidance to help generalize skills outside of sessions. Our goal is to ensure you feel equipped and supported every step of the way.
Center Based Services Coming Soon!
Social Skills Groups
Social Skills Groups
Our Social Skills Groups are designed to support individuals with autism in building meaningful connections and developing essential social skills. In a fun and supportive environment, participants will engage in interactive activities that promote communication, emotional regulation, and problem-solving. Led by experienced instructors, the group focuses on helping individuals learn how to start and maintain conversations, understand body language, express their feelings appropriately, and develop friendships.
We use compassionate, evidence-based strategies that are rooted in research and proven to be effective in supporting individuals with autism. Each session is tailored to meet the individual needs of each person, allowing them to learn at their own pace while receiving positive reinforcement.
Determining Group Placement
To ensure that each client receives the most effective and meaningful support, we group individuals based on their social skill levels, communication styles, and specific needs. Prior to starting the group, we conduct direct assessments and gather input from parents during the intake process to learn more about your child’s strengths and areas for growth.
Organizing groups according to developmental levels and common goals allows us to tailor activities and strategies to better suit the unique needs of each group whether focusing on foundational play and communication skills or more advanced social problem-solving and peer relationships.
Group Size
We maintain low client-to-instructor ratios with a max group size of 6 participants. This allows us to tailor our instruction to each client's needs while facilitating positive peer interactions within a small group setting.
Life Skills Groups & Vocational Training
Life Skills Groups & Vocational Training (COMING SOON!)
At Alma Behavior Solutions, we believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to live a fulfilling, independent, and meaningful life. Our Life Skills Groups & Vocational Support Services are designed specifically for teens and adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD) and Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), with a focus on fostering autonomy, building confidence, and promoting community inclusion.
We provide personalized, strengths-based support to work on developing essential life skills—from daily living and self-care routines to navigating social situations. Our services also include job readiness training, workplace behavior coaching, and ongoing support to help individuals find and maintain meaningful work in their communities.
Through compassionate care and neurodiversity-affirming practices, we aim to empower each individual to define their own version of success and thrive in every area of life.
Determining Group Placement
Each individual is thoughtfully placed in a group that best supports their strengths, needs, and personal goals. Group placement is determined through a collaborative process that includes:
- Initial Assessment: We begin with a comprehensive evaluation of each participant’s current skill level, support needs, learning style, and goals.
- Individual Interests & Preferences: We consider each person’s interests, communication style, and comfort level in group settings to ensure they feel safe, included, and respected.
- Age & Developmental Compatibility: Groups are organized by similar age ranges and developmental levels to promote meaningful peer interactions and shared learning.
- Program Goals: Whether focused on life skills, job readiness, or community integration, we match participants with peers pursuing similar outcomes.
We know that a supportive group dynamic can make a big difference in progress and participation. That’s why we take the time to create well-matched, affirming groups where everyone can build confidence, grow skills, and form authentic connections.
If we determine that a client may not be a good fit for a group setting at this time, we may recommend individualized services or alternative supports to better meet their needs. We are committed to ensuring that every person receives the right level of care in the environment that will help them thrive.
Interest List
Join our interest list
If you're interested in enrolling in a Social Skills Group, Life Skills Group, or Vocational Training, we invite you to join our Interest List.
By signing up, you’ll:
- Be the first to know when a new group opens
- Receive updates on upcoming schedules and availability
- Get personalized communication about potential group placement
Joining the interest list does not guarantee placement, but it helps us plan new groups and connect you with the right support as soon as it becomes available.
Click here to fill out our Interest List form, or contact us directly for more information.
Now Enrolling!
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