Request a Free ABA Therapy Consultation in Miami
Reaching out is often the hardest part, and you do not need to have everything figured out. Tell us a little about your child, and we will call you within 24 to 48 hours to talk through your goals, your insurance and what comes next.
- Free call with a BCBA
- No waitlist
- English and Spanish
- Florida Blue, Aetna, Cigna, TRICARE and more
Prefer to pick a time? Book a 30-minute call on our calendar
What happens after you reach out
Three simple steps. We handle most of the work, and you can ask anything along the way.
Send the form
It takes about two minutes. Tell us about your child and the best way to reach you.
We call you
Someone from our team calls within 24 to 48 hours to get to know your child and check your insurance.
Your free consultation
You talk with a BCBA about your goals and how therapy would fit your family. There is no pressure to commit.
“Whatever brought you here, we will listen first. Your first call is a conversation, not a commitment, and you can ask us anything in English or Spanish.”Krystal Conde, M.S., BCBA · Founder
Tell us about your child
It takes about two minutes, and fields marked * are required. Prefer to talk? Call (786) 837-5966.
Prefer to pick a time? Book a 30-minute call on our calendar
What parents say
From families who started right where you are now.
"Amazing ABA company! I cant thank them enough for what they've done for my son."
"Great company! Helped my kiddo be more independent and communicate."
"Krystal, and her staff were extremely patient, and loving! Would definitely recommend this ABA agency to anyone looking for compassionate people to work with."
How to start ABA therapy in Miami
If this is all new, here is the path most families follow, and where we help along the way.
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Get an autism diagnosis
Most insurance plans need a diagnosis from a qualified provider, such as a developmental pediatrician, psychologist or neurologist, before they cover ABA. If your child is still waiting on an evaluation, we can talk through your options.
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Check your insurance
We verify your benefits with Florida Blue, Aetna, Cigna, TRICARE, ComPsych or Curative, or help you use a Step Up For Students scholarship. See how we handle insurance.
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Meet a BCBA for an assessment
A Board Certified Behavior Analyst gets to know your child, talks with you about what daily life looks like and identifies the skills to work on first.
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Get a treatment plan
Goals are built around your child's strengths and your family's routines. Your insurance reviews the plan and approves the hours.
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Start sessions at home
Therapy begins at home, then carries over to school and the community as your child is ready, with parent coaching along the way. See all our ABA services.
Have a child in elementary school? See how we work with teachers, IEPs and the school day.
Insurance we accept
Not sure what your plan covers? Choose Not sure on the form and we will check for you.
We also work with families using the Step Up For Students scholarship.
Where we work
Our therapists come to families across Miami-Dade County, including Kendall, Westchester, Coral Gables, Hialeah, Doral and Homestead. See all the areas we serve.
Questions parents ask before reaching out
Is the consultation really free?
Yes. The first call and the consultation with a BCBA are free, and there is no obligation to start services.
Do I need a diagnosis before I fill this out?
No. If your child has not been evaluated yet, tell us on the form. Most insurance plans need an autism diagnosis before they cover ABA, and we can explain how to get one.
What if I am not sure about my insurance?
Choose Not sure on the form. We check your benefits for you and explain what your plan covers before anything starts.
How long does it take to start?
There is no waitlist on our side. Most of the time before the first session goes to insurance approval, which we handle for you while keeping you updated.
Where do sessions happen?
Mostly at home, and also at school and out in the community as your child is ready. We come to families across Miami-Dade County.
What ages do you work with?
Children from 18 months to 18 years, from toddlers who were just diagnosed to teenagers working toward more independence.
Can we talk in Spanish?
Yes. Our team works in English and Spanish. Choose your preferred language on the form and we will call you in that language.