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About ABA Therapeutics

ABA Therapeutics was founded in 2017 by owner and Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) Donna-jo "Dj" Murphy, with over a decade of experience implementing Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) for early Autism intervention. Since opening in 2017, ABA Therapeutics has grown to include a team of creative, skilled Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs).

 

Our passionate and dedicated team implement the principals of ABA in within our private center located in Woburn, MA. Each enrolled child works with their 1:1 RBT while having full access to peer based social opportunities. 

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Our Mission

Our mission is to foster the development and independence of each child we serve.

ABA Therapeutics, LLC is committed to upholding the ethical standards set by the Behavior Analyst Certification Board and the Board of Registration Allied Mental Health of Massachusetts while providing clinically sound, individualized applied behavioral treatment.

How to Begin Services

Step 1: Intake

 

Complete the intake form or email intake@abatherapeutics.com. Upon open enrollment, our dedicated intake team will mail your family the proper paperwork  & ensure insurance coverage. Intake paperwork will ask you to provide basic background information about your child, proof of ASD diagnosis and health insurance. Once intake is received, ABA Therapeutics will contact you to arrange for a tour of our center. 

Step 2: Assessment  

 

A Licensed Applied Behavior Analyst (BCBA) will be assigned to your child's case. The BCBA will conduct assessments and develop individualized programming. ABA assessments typically including direct assessment (with child present), indirect assessment (file review, parent/ guardian interview) and the treatment plan write-up. 

Step 3: Treatment

Based on ​your child's assessment results, the BCBA will develop a treatment plan (TP) with individualized goals and teaching methods. The TP will include recommended treatment hours and location(s) (e.g. home, community, center). Treatment hours typically range from 10-40 hours per week. Before ABA treatment begins, the TP will be submitted to insurance for coverage approval.

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