Community-Based ABA Therapy

Real-World Applied Behavior Analysis in Natural Settings

Our Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) and trained therapists provide community-based ABA therapy that helps children with autism and developmental disabilities learn essential skills in real-world environments. From parks and grocery stores to libraries and playgrounds, we bring evidence-based intervention to the places where your child lives, learns, and plays.

What is Community-Based ABA Therapy?

Community-based Applied Behavior Analysis takes learning beyond the home or clinic into everyday community settings. This approach helps children generalize skills to real-life situations, building independence and confidence in public spaces. Our therapists work with your child in natural environments where they'll actually use these skills.

Our community services focus on:

  • Social skills in public settings

  • Safety awareness and community navigation

  • Shopping and restaurant skills

  • Recreation and leisure activities

Why Choose Community-Based ABA Services?

Real-World Learning - Children practice skills in the actual environments where they'll need them, from ordering food at restaurants to playing at parks with peers.

Improved Generalization - Learning across multiple community settings helps children naturally apply skills across different situations, people, and locations.

Independence Building - Community-based therapy prepares children for real-life situations, promoting autonomy and confidence in public spaces.

Social Integration - Natural opportunities for peer interaction and community participation support social development and inclusion.

The Belong ABA Onboarding Process

Comprehensive Assessment - BCBA evaluation and community skill development needs and family priorities

Customized Treatment Plan - Individualized programs based on your child's needs in different community settings

One-on-One Therapy - Registered Behavior Technicians provide direct intervention in parks, stores, libraries, and other community locations

Ongoing Progress Monitoring - Regular data collection and program adjustments for continued growth

Parent Collaboration - Training to support community skills during family outings