ABA Clinic Services
Evidence-Based Support for Growth
The ABA Clinic at Augusta Levy provides individualized behavioral and social services for children and adolescents. Each program is built through comprehensive assessments, collaborative planning, and evidence-based practices designed to strengthen communication, play, independence, and daily readiness skills. Services are structured to support meaningful progress across home, clinic, school, and community environments.
Compassionate, Skilled, and Structured
Clinic programs focus on building meaningful, functional skills through proven ABA methods. Sessions are engaging, goal-oriented, and responsive to each child’s strengths and needs. Families remain active participants through planning, communication, and regular goal reviews.
Core Methods Used:
- Early Start Denver Model (ESDM)
- Discrete Trial Training (DTT)
- Natural Environment Teaching (NET)
- Verbal Behavior
- Functional Communication Training (FCT)
Early Intervention Program
Designed for young learners, the EI Program supports foundational communication, play, behavior, and readiness skills. Each child receives a personalized treatment plan created from detailed assessments and family input. Services focus on building early communication, functional skills, emotional regulation, and the ability to participate in learning routines.
Individualized Treatment Plan (ITP)
Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP)
Six-Month Assessments & Reviews
Clinic-Based Learning
Home-Based Goals
Family Collaboration
Pre-Adolescent Support
The PreAd Program supports children who are developing more complex communication, daily routines, and learning behaviors. Programming focuses on independence, social understanding, emotional regulation, and school-related readiness.
Communication Skills
Problem-Solving & Flexibility
Daily Living Routines
Social Engagement
Behavior Support
School Readiness
Adolescent Behavioral Support
The Adolescent Program helps teens build stronger independence, functional communication, and age-appropriate social and life skills. Services address emotional regulation, decision-making, and skills needed to prepare for long-term goals.
Self-Advocacy Skills
Coping & Emotional Regulation
Community Participation
Daily Living Skills
Social Understanding
School Collaboration
Support Across Environments
The ABA Clinic supports children and adolescents in the environments where learning naturally happens. Depending on each plan, services may take place in the clinic, at home, in schools, or throughout the community.
Clinic-Based
Skill-building sessions in a structured and supportive environment.
Home-Based
Family participation, daily routine guidance, and reinforcement of learned skills.
School Collaboration
Coordination with teachers and support staff to strengthen learning across settings.
Community-Based Instruction
Guided practice in real-world environments such as stores, parks, and public spaces.
Strong Progress Through Collaboration
Families are essential partners in the learning process. Parents and guardians participate in goal reviews, receive training for skill carryover, and maintain regular communication with Case Supervisors. Family involvement ensures consistency and reinforces progress outside of structured sessions.
Our team is here to help you get started.
Our team is here to support your goals and answer any questions about Adult ABA services. Reach out to begin the intake process or learn more about how we can help.