Oct 6, 2026
What to expect in your child’s first month of ABA therapy
From the first assessment to the first goals: a week-by-week look at how ABA therapy usually begins.
View postIn-home & community ABA therapy · Irvine, CA
ABA therapy that helps kids grow brighter, one small step at a time
Warm, structured support at home and in the community, where children with autism and developmental differences build communication, social, and daily-living skills, with programs designed and supervised by Board Certified Behavior Analysts.
BCBA-supervised care
Ages 1–12 · In-home & community
Why families choose us
Therapy that feels warm and playful, built on methods with research behind them, and strategies you can use at home.
Individualized plans
Every program starts with an assessment and is built around your child’s strengths and goals.
Parents as partners
You get clear updates, handouts, and strategies that fit your routine.
BCBA oversight
Board Certified Behavior Analysts design and supervise each child’s program.
What we offer
Services for your family
Look through each service for details and answers to common questions.
In-home and community ABA therapy
Individualized, BCBA-supervised ABA programs at home and in the community for children ages 1–12.
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Early intervention
Play-based ABA for young children, building communication, play, and learning skills early.
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Social skills groups
Small, guided groups where children practice conversation, sharing, and friendship skills with peers.
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Emotional regulation support
Helping children name big feelings, use coping strategies, and move through transitions more calmly.
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Parent support & training
Practical coaching for caregivers: ABA strategies that fit your family’s real routines.
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School readiness program
A classroom-style program that prepares children for transitions, group learning, and self-advocacy.
Learn moreA family's story
“CBS changed my son’s life, and ours.”
When we first came to CBS, he had essentially no language. Around 34 months old, he said his first meaningful word. Within a month, he had about 10 words. Three months later, he had approximately 100 words. Today he is a happy, talkative six-year-old who loves learning and being involved.
One family’s experience. Every child is different, and individual results vary.
Read their full storyFrom the blog: tips for caregivers
Short reads on ABA therapy, everyday routines, and celebrating small wins, written without jargon.
Oct 6, 2026
Center-based vs. in-home ABA: how to choose
Both settings use the same science. The better fit depends on your child’s goals and your family’s routine.
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Oct 6, 2026
Teaching your child to ask for a break
A simple communication skill that can replace meltdowns when a task gets too hard.
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Ready to take the next step?
Tell us a little about your child and we'll help you work out whether our services are the right fit. There's no pressure to commit.
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