ABA is the science of learning and behavior. ABA is the most effective treatment for individuals with autism. The American Psychological Association and the U.S. Surgeon General recognize ABA as an “evidence-based best practice treatment.” 

Over 20 studies have shown that intensive and long-term therapy have improved outcomes for children with autism. Studies have shown improvements in areas of intellectual functioning, language development, daily living skills and social functioning. 

A BCBA is a board-certified behavior analyst who has received a master’s degree,  completed 1500 hours of fieldwork and passed a competency exam through the board. 
A RBT is a registered behavior technician who has taken a 40 hour course and passed a competency exam.  RBTs work under the supervision of a BCBA.

We start with an intake call to become familiar with your child and your concerns. Shortly after, a BCBA will meet with you in your home to complete an initial assessment. From the assessment, the BCBA will create an individualized treatment plan. A hand-picked team of trained Behavior Technicians (BTs) will learn the plan and conduct sessions under the supervision of a BCBA. 

Little Victories is in network Blue Cross Blue Shield PPO, Tri-Care and United Health Care. We are currently working to become in network with other insurances as well.

Each child has individual needs, after an initial assessment is completed, the BCBA will recommend a number of hours per week. These hours typically range from 20-40 hours, but vary depending on your child’s specific needs.