New year, new goals ABA therapy
Here’s to your child’s best year yet
Set your child’s ABA Therapy goals in January and look back in December at how far they’ve come. ABA therapy at home, at school or both, with your new year’s benefits checked for free.
Starting ABA in January
A fresh start, ready and waiting
January is a natural starting point. Everyone is ready for a reset, the new school semester is around the corner, and there’s a whole year ahead filled with moments to celebrate.
After the break, it’s the perfect time to build routines that work, with support from day one.
Your BCBA sets clear goals with you, so next December you can look back and see how far your child has come.
Many insurance plans renew in January. We’ll verify your benefits for the new year and take care of the approvals.
ABA therapy options
In-home ABA
Therapy in the comfort of home, built around your family’s routines. Perfect for working on mornings, mealtimes, play and bedtime.
In-school ABA
Support during the school day, so your child can succeed in the classroom, at recess and with friends.
Hybrid ABA
The best of both. Home and school support, connected by one plan and one team, so your child gets the same approach everywhere.
Not sure which is right? Your BCBA will help you choose. Talk to our team →
New year ABA goals
First words and new ways to communicate
Asking for help, sharing feelings and being understood.
Doing it all by themselves
Getting dressed, brushing teeth and handling everyday tasks with growing independence.
Smoother days
Moving between activities and handling changes more calmly.
New friendships
Playing, sharing and connecting with siblings, classmates and friends.
Calmer moments
Coping with frustration and big feelings in healthy ways.
Getting started with ABA
Still deciding? Here’s what parents often tell us.
There’s rarely a perfect moment. Starting now means your child gets support while new routines are forming, and a whole year to build on it.
That’s very common, and it doesn’t last forever. With the right support, children often get back on track quickly.
You don’t need to. Call us, tell us about your child, and we’ll walk you through every step.
Who new year ABA helps
- Your child was recently diagnosed and you’re ready to take the next step
- The winter break left your child unsettled and you want to rebuild routines
- Your child is starting a new semester and needs support at school
- You’ve been on the fence about ABA and want to make this the year
- You’re looking for a new ABA provider and want a fresh start
How to start ABA therapy
Four steps to kick off the year
Reach out
Tell us about your child and what you’d love this year to look like.
We check your coverage
We verify your benefits for the new year and handle the approvals.
Assessment and plan
Your BCBA gets to know your child and builds a plan with goals for the year.
Therapy begins
Your child starts sessions at home, at school or both, and the celebrating begins.
Autism resources
Helpful resources for the year ahead
- Autism Society of Colorado: Support, events and resources for Colorado families
- Autism New Jersey: Information, a helpline and resources for New Jersey families
- PEAK Parent Center: Help for Colorado parents navigating special education
- SPAN Parent Advocacy Network: Support for New Jersey families on education and services
- CDC: Autism Spectrum Disorder: Facts and information about autism
- Autism Society of America: National resources and a helpline for families
- Autism Speaks Tool Kits: Free guides on routines, visual supports and more
New year ABA FAQs
Questions parents ask us in January
Is January a good time to start ABA therapy?
Yes. Routines are resetting after the holidays and a new school semester is starting, which makes it a natural time to begin.
What’s the difference between in-home, in-school and hybrid ABA?
In-home ABA happens at home, in-school ABA happens during the school day, and hybrid combines both with one connected plan. We’ll help you choose what fits your child.
My child had a hard time over the winter break. Is that normal?
Very. Changes in routine, travel and time off school can be hard for many children. ABA can help your child get back on track.
Does my insurance coverage change in the new year?
Many plans renew in January, which can affect your benefits. We’ll verify your coverage for the new year and explain everything up front.
Do we need a diagnosis to start?
Most insurance plans require an autism diagnosis to cover ABA. If you’re still waiting on one, we can help. Learn about autism diagnosis →
How involved will I be?
Very. Parent coaching is part of your child’s plan, so you can keep the progress going, and cheer on every win.
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Let’s make this one worth celebrating
New year, new goals and a team that’s with you every step of the way. Reach out today, and let’s get started.