ABA Therapy in Sebastian

Cultivate Behavioral Health & Education provides Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy designed to support early learning, developmental growth, and foundational skill acquisition. Our services include individualized one-on-one ABA therapy, caregiver guidance, and social or group-based opportunities that help children practice emerging skills in a supportive setting.

Treatment plans are developed by Board Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) and focus on early communication, social engagement, play skills, emotional regulation, and daily living routines. Services may be delivered in our clinic, in the home, or in community and educational settings, depending on what best supports each child’s developmental stage and learning style.

Yes. In addition to clinic-based services, we offer in-home ABA therapy when appropriate. In-home therapy can be especially beneficial for younger children who learn best in familiar environments or whose goals involve early routines such as play, communication, and self-help skills.

A BCBA will assess whether in-home services, clinic-based services, or a combination of both will best support your child’s progress. Therapy settings may evolve as skills develop and independence increases.

Cultivate’s ABA therapy in Sebastian is centered on early intervention, individualized care, and family partnership. We recognize that early learning looks different for every child and that progress is built step by step.

We are accredited by the Behavioral Health Center of Excellence (BHCOE) and active members of the Council of Autism Service Providers (CASP), reflecting our commitment to ethical, evidence-based care. Our approach emphasizes building strong foundational skills through play-based and naturalistic teaching while collaborating closely with families and other providers to support whole-child development.

The frequency of ABA therapy is individualized and determined through a comprehensive assessment conducted by a BCBA. Recommendations are based on your child’s developmental needs, learning style, and treatment goals.

Many children receive between 10 and 40 hours of therapy per week, depending on clinical need. Consistency supports skill development, especially during early stages of learning, and your BCBA will work with you to create a schedule that supports steady, meaningful progress.

Yes. Parent and caregiver training is an important component of ABA therapy at Cultivate. We believe families play a vital role in early learning and skill development.

Through caregiver training, families learn strategies to support communication, play, and daily routines at home. This collaboration helps ensure skills are reinforced consistently and supports confidence as children begin to generalize learning beyond therapy sessions.

Families often explore ABA therapy when they notice delays or challenges in communication, social engagement, play skills, or daily routines. ABA therapy may also be recommended following an autism diagnosis.

Our team conducts thorough assessments to determine whether ABA therapy is appropriate and what level of support may benefit your child. We work closely with families to explain recommendations and guide next steps with clarity and care.

ABA therapy sessions for younger children are often play-based, engaging, and developmentally appropriate. Learning is embedded into games, toys, movement, and natural interactions to help children stay motivated and connected.

As children grow and develop readiness, sessions may gradually introduce more structured teaching to support emerging communication, social, and daily living skills. Every session is individualized and guided by an RBT under BCBA supervision.

Progress is tracked through daily data collection during therapy sessions. RBTs collect information on targeted skills, and BCBAs review this data regularly to monitor developmental progress and adjust treatment plans.

This data-driven approach helps ensure therapy remains responsive, effective, and aligned with each child’s evolving needs.

Yes. When appropriate, we can provide ABA therapy services in daycare or preschool settings. This allows children to practice early communication, social, and behavioral skills in environments where they are developing alongside peers.

We collaborate closely with families and educators to ensure therapy supports learning without disrupting the child’s daily routine.

Cultivate Behavioral Health & Education does not provide formal autism diagnoses. However, we offer free developmental screening tools, including the M-CHAT-R and CAST, to help identify early developmental concerns.

If further evaluation is recommended, we connect families with trusted diagnostician partners who provide virtual autism evaluations. Once a diagnosis is completed, our BCBAs can begin developing an individualized ABA therapy plan.