For Families
What to Expect
Starting therapy can feel like a big step. Here’s exactly what the journey with PLUR ABA looks like, from your first call to ongoing support.
- Reach Out. Contact us by phone, email, or our online form. We’ll schedule a time to talk about your child and answer your questions.
- Insurance & Intake. We help you check your insurance coverage and complete simple intake paperwork—no jargon, no runaround.
- Assessment. A clinician meets your child to understand their strengths, needs, and goals through play-based observation.
- Personalized Plan. We build a therapy plan tailored specifically to your child, created with your input every step of the way.
- Ongoing Support. Therapy begins, with regular check-ins, progress updates, and adjustments as your child grows.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is ABA therapy?
ABA (Applied Behavior Analysis) is a research-backed approach that helps children build communication, social, and life skills by breaking big goals into small, manageable steps.
How do I know if my child needs ABA therapy?
If your child has autism or a developmental difference and could benefit from extra support with communication, behavior, or daily skills, ABA therapy may help. We’re happy to talk through your specific situation.
Will my insurance cover therapy?
Many insurance plans cover ABA therapy. Our team can help you understand your specific coverage during the intake process. (Placeholder: confirm accepted insurance list with owner.)
How long does therapy typically last?
Every child’s plan is different. Some children need support for a shorter period, others benefit from ongoing therapy over several years. We reassess goals together on a regular basis.
Can I be involved in sessions?
Absolutely. Family involvement is one of our core values—we welcome and encourage parents and caregivers to take part.
What ages do you work with?
We work with children across a range of ages, from early childhood through the school years. (Placeholder: confirm exact age range with owner.)
Want to Learn More First?
Visit our Resources page for helpful, parent-friendly articles about ABA therapy and what to expect.