
Our agency requires family involvement to ensure that we are able to see the greatest success in the least amount of time. Sibling support programs, and sibling play programs, are put in place to teach about the diagnosis and involve the siblings in treatment for lifelong support. Parent feedback and training is also provided in order to empower our parents and minimize the long-term need of ABA services. offers Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) which is designed to enable individuals with a disability to participate in life’s activities through services provided at our clinics. We believe in child-led therapy and trauma informed care. Our agency will work at the child’s pace to ensure they are comfortable and having an enjoyable therapy experience. We encourage parents to tour our clinics and observe sessions at any point to observe our commitment to quality therapy.
Individuals with a disability may lack functional skills to fully participate in the full range of everyday activities. This is either because the skills necessary for such occasions are not acquired or that there may be performance and fluency difficulty. Autism Response Team, Inc. will carefully craft an assessment-based intervention to address these issues, and thus, increase the functioning of individuals with a disability in their daily life.


Services are provided in the clinic setting. The clinic allows for structured initiation of services, social groups, increased structure for severe behaviors, and support groups for our families. Through parent training and caregiver involvement, the skills your child learns at our clinic carry over to school, social situations, and daily life. Assessments and supervision/consultation meetings with staff and family also take place at the clinic, in order to maintain the most optimal quality of care.
Our agency requires family involvement to ensure that we are able to see the greatest success in the least amount of time. Sibling support programs, and sibling play programs, are put in place to teach about the diagnosis and involve the siblings in treatment for lifelong support. Parent feedback and training is also provided in order to empower our parents and minimize the long-term need of ABA services.