ABA Therapy in Yulee

Cultivate Behavioral Health & Education provides Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy in several formats to meet each child’s unique needs. Our services include direct one-on-one therapy, caregiver training and guidance, and social or group-based sessions that help children practice skills with peers in a supportive environment.

Our Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) design individualized treatment plans focused on building communication, social, daily living, and school readiness skills. Therapy may take place in our clinics, in the home, or in the community—wherever your child learns best.

At Cultivate, our goal is to deliver compassionate, evidence-based care that empowers children and families to reach their fullest potential.

Yes! Cultivate Behavioral Health & Education proudly offers in-home ABA therapy services throughout Florida. Our in-home programs allow children to learn and practice new skills in the comfort of their own environment, where daily routines naturally occur.

Each program is tailored to the individual needs of the child and family. In-home services may include direct ABA therapy, caregiver coaching, and behavioral support guided by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). This approach helps children build communication, social, and independence skills that carry over into real-life settings.

Whether therapy happens in your home, community, or one of our centers, our goal remains the same—to help every child grow, thrive, and reach their fullest potential.

Cultivate Behavioral Health & Education stands out because of our commitment to quality, collaboration, and family-centered care. We are accredited by the Behavioral Health Center of Excellence (BHCOE) and active members of the Council of Autism Service Providers (CASP)—two organizations that uphold the highest standards in clinical practice and ethics.

What truly makes us different is our emphasis on partnership. We work closely with each family to provide ABA therapy in the setting that best fits their needs—whether that’s in-center, at home, in the community, or virtually. We also encourage caregiver involvement and collaborate with your child’s other service providers—such as speech-language pathologists (SLPs), occupational therapists (OTs), and educators—to ensure consistent, well-rounded support.

At Cultivate, our goal isn’t just progress—it’s building meaningful, lasting change that helps every child and family thrive.

The frequency of your child’s ABA therapy sessions depends on their individual needs and goals. After a comprehensive assessment, your child’s Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) will recommend a personalized schedule designed to support meaningful progress.

Most children attend therapy between 10 to 40 hours per week, with sessions typically offered Monday through Friday. A very important thing to remember is that consistency is key in ABA therapy, that means that regular attendance helps reinforce learning, strengthen new skills, and build momentum toward independence.

Our team will work closely with you to develop a schedule that fits your child’s needs and your family’s routine, whether therapy takes place in our clinic, at home, or in the community.

At Cultivate Behavioral Health & Education, our therapy team is made up of highly trained professionals who meet rigorous national standards.

• Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs): Master’s-level clinicians credentialed by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB). They design and oversee individualized treatment plans, monitor progress, and ensure therapy remains evidence-based and effective.
• Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs): Certified providers who deliver one-on-one therapy sessions under the close supervision of a BCBA. They receive ongoing training, feedback, and continuing education to maintain their certification.
• Behavior Technicians (BTs): New team members who complete extensive onboarding and field training before becoming certified RBTs within their first 60 days—a requirement that ensures both quality and compliance.

This structure allows Cultivate to maintain a high standard of care, ensuring every child receives compassionate, data-driven, and professional support.

Yes! At Cultivate Behavioral Health & Education, parents play such an important role in their child’s ABA therapy. We love for parents to be involved in the ABA for their child. We recommend a minimum of 1 contact of caregiver guidance a month but often work with families wanting up up to 4 times a month. Our goal is each of our clients can generalize their skills to any person, any environment and maintain those new skills over time.

While most sessions are led by a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) under the supervision of a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA), we actively include parents through regular parent training and collaboration.

During these parent/caregiver meetings, you’ll learn practical strategies, review your child’s progress, and receive coaching on how to support new skills at home and in the community. This consistent teamwork helps children generalize what they learn in therapy to real-life situations and ensures everyone is working toward the same goals.

At Cultivate Behavioral Health & Education, ABA therapy sessions are designed to be fun, engaging, and full of meaningful learning. Our sessions often look a lot like play—with games, activities, and natural interactions woven into every moment to help children stay motivated and connected.

Once a child is ready, they may also participate in more structured teaching at a table to focus on specific goals such as communication, social skills, or daily routines. Throughout the session, children rotate between rooms and activities, giving them opportunities to practice skills in different settings and engage in social play with peers.

Every activity is guided by a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT) under the supervision of a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to ensure therapy remains individualized, evidence-based, and effective.

Lots and lots of data! At Cultivate Behavioral Health & Education, we use data-driven methods to track every child’s progress and collect data on all of the areas we are teaching, every day. During each ABA session, our Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs) collect data on all the skills and goals being taught—from communication and social interaction to daily living tasks.

Our Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) review this data frequently to monitor growth, identify trends, and make adjustments to the treatment plan when needed. This approach allows us to celebrate quick wins, keep momentum going, and catch any barriers early so we can modify interventions for continued success.

In short, we track progress every day to make sure therapy stays effective, personalized, and focused on helping your child thrive.

Absolutely! At Cultivate Behavioral Health & Education, we proudly serve children who are nonverbal or have limited vocal communication. Our team works closely with families and speech-language pathologists (SLPs) to identify the most effective way for each child to communicate—whether that’s through picture exchange systems (PECS), sign language, or augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) devices.

Our goal is to help every child find their voice in whatever form it takes. By building individualized communication plans, we empower children to express their needs, connect with others, and gain confidence in everyday life.

Absolutely! At Cultivate Behavioral Health & Education, we can provide ABA therapy services right in your child’s daycare or preschool setting. Our team partners closely with you and your child’s teachers or caregivers to design a model that supports your child’s goals while fitting naturally into their daily routine.

This collaboration allows children to practice communication, social, and behavioral skills in the environment where they spend much of their day, and it helps them apply what they learn in real time. By working as a team with educators and families, we ensure therapy remains consistent, supportive, and focused on meaningful progress.