ABA Therapy

White Bridle Learning and Therapy provides one-on-one applied behavior analysis that adheres to the standards set by the BACB and the requirements set by each client's health insurance provider.  

We provide therapy Monday through Friday during regular business hours at our therapy center and may also provide in-home therapy depending on the needs of our clients.

Most children with autism have challenges in several key areas including behavior, communication skills, social skills and reaching developmental milestones.  So most programs involve working on those skills in addition to general learning that will prepare a child to go to school.

Many children with autism have sensory processing issues and find it difficult to sit at a table for extended periods of time.  They need activity in order to learn; so we incorporate  activities into our programs and always provide activities before asking a child to sit at a table and work.

We also incorporate naturalistic learning and life skill activities into a child's day in order to ensure varied learning and  keep our clients engaged in the learning process.

Some of our children need  motor input before they're able to regulate their behavior and do work; so we take this into account to set up each child's day for success.

We schedule nature walks multiple times during the day to explore  nature, and we go to a  nearby playground to interact with neuro-typical children to fulfill ABA goals set out in our clients' programs.

Payment for ABA therapy is primarily through the client's medical insurance policy; and we require a potential client to have a diagnosis of autism  from a medical doctor along with a prescription for ABA therapy before seeking approval for therapy from a client's medical insurance provider.