At Hidden Gems ABA, we're currently providing in-home & at-school ABA therapy services across the entire New Jersey, North Carolina, Arizona, Colorado, and Utah.
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We care deeply about each child's needs and comfort. We take a comprehensive and collaborative approach and work to produce meaningful change while building toward a bright future.
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is an evidence-based approach that utilizes scientific principles of behavior to effect socially significant changes in behavior and teach new skills.
ABA therapy in the home conveniently provides
services in a familiar and comfortable setting during times that work for
you and your child. Home-based ABA incorporates a whole family approach,
allowing for increased opportunities for skill generalization and
maintenance.
In-home ABA also helps with quicker adjustment times
to the care plan for everyone. Additionally, ABA therapy in the home
generally provides ample types of natural reinforcers, increasing the
likelihood of the skills to be learned.
ABA therapy in the school
setting allows for children to learn and develop in a more supportive
manner. School-based ABA is a great option to assist with learning new
skills, especially social skills, while decreasing challenging behavior.
In-school ABA is also beneficial as teachers and therapists,
along with other team members, can help children by working together toward
mutual outcomes.
We take a personalized approach to treatment to create an individually designed and tailored treatment plan to meet your child’s specific needs and unique challenges, enabling them to reach their full potential.
Reducing maladaptive behaviors, encouraging self-reliance, and independence.
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Cultivating conversational skills, enhancing pragmatic language increasing verbal abilities.
Promoting functional communication, developing play, and advancing social skills.
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Get in TouchWe currently service counties in the state of New Jersey, North Carolina, Arizona, Colorado and Utah Are you located outside of these locations? Leave us a message and we will let you know our plans on expanding our locations.
Just one thing: give us a call or send an email inquiring about services. We are ready and available to answer all your questions and guide you through the next steps.
Once you’ve contacted us, we’ll promptly return your call or email. When we speak, we’ll first discuss a few preliminary details. After that, we’ll begin the intake process.
The intake process consists of discussing some relevant information, filling out/gathering a few forms, and then contacting insurance to request and approve an assessment.
Once the intake process is complete and insurance approves an assessment, one of our highly qualified and dedicated BCBAs will meet with you and your child to assess your child and gather some more information from you. This should only take a couple of hours. After the assessment, the BCBA will complete a report for insurance, detailing the recommended number of service hours, along with a comprehensive treatment and behavior plan. This report is then sent to insurance for approval. Once the treatment plan is approved by your insurance, we can begin services.
