Noticing some differences?
From Concern to Clarity
It’s common for parents to wonder if their child is developing on track. If you’ve noticed delays in communication, limited eye contact, or behavior that seems different from peers, a quick screener can help bring clarity. You don’t need a referral—and you don’t need to wait.
Where Do We Go from Here?
First: Talk with our team
After reviewing your screener, we’ll schedule a free follow-up call to better understand your concerns. If additional evaluation is needed, we can complete behavior assessments and prepare a packet for your pediatrician to support a medical referral. When appropriate, we can also help connect families to pediatric neurologists or developmental specialists for formal diagnosis.
Second: Get a medical diagnosis
In Texas, a formal medical diagnosis of autism is required to begin ABA therapy through insurance. If your child shows signs that may indicate autism, we’ll guide you through the process of talking with your pediatrician and requesting a referral to a qualified specialist—such as a developmental pediatrician or pediatric neurologist. We’re here to help you understand what to expect, gather the right documents, and advocate for the support your child may need.
Third: Start treatment
Once a diagnosis is in place and insurance eligibility is confirmed, we’ll work with you to create an individualized ABA therapy plan for your child. Services can take place in your home, child care center, or school—wherever your child learns and grows each day. Our team will walk you through every step, from goals to scheduling, and keep you involved throughout.
If your child already has a medical diagnosis and you're ready to begin, you can get started by filling out our intake form below.