What We Offer
Comprehensive ABA Services
Evidence-based Applied Behavior Analysis therapy designed for individuals ages 3–65 with autism, intellectual disabilities, and Down syndrome — delivered where life happens.
Individual ABA Therapy
Our individual ABA therapy sessions are tailored to each person's unique goals, strengths, and learning style. A Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) designs and oversees every treatment plan, while our trained therapists deliver sessions in the home, clinic, or community.
- BCBA-designed individualized treatment plans
- Home, clinic, and community settings
- Skill-building across communication, daily living, and social domains
- Regular progress monitoring and plan updates
- Coordination with schools and other providers
Parent & Caregiver Training
Families are essential partners in ABA therapy. Our caregiver training program teaches parents, guardians, and family members the strategies and techniques used in therapy sessions — so progress continues at home, in the car, at the grocery store, and everywhere in between.
- Hands-on coaching in your home environment
- Strategies for managing challenging behaviors
- Techniques to reinforce communication and daily living skills
- Crisis prevention and de-escalation guidance
- Ongoing support and check-ins with your BCBA
Community-Based Support
Independence is built in the community. Our therapists accompany clients to grocery stores, parks, public transit, workplaces, and other community settings to practice and generalize skills where they matter most.
- Grocery shopping, banking, and errands
- Public transportation and navigation
- Workplace readiness and job coaching
- Recreational activities and community participation
- Safety skills in public environments
Functional Behavior Assessment
Before any treatment begins, our BCBAs conduct a thorough Functional Behavior Assessment (FBA) to understand the purpose behind challenging behaviors. This evidence-based process informs a Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP) that is compassionate, effective, and individualized.
- Direct observation and data collection
- Interviews with family, caregivers, and teachers
- Identification of antecedents and consequences
- Development of a Behavior Intervention Plan (BIP)
- Ongoing assessment as needs evolve
Transition Support
Major life transitions — from school to adulthood, from home to independent living, or from one program to another — require careful planning and skill development. Our transition support services help individuals and families navigate these milestones with confidence.
- School-to-adult life transition planning
- Independent living and self-care skills
- Vocational readiness and employment support
- Coordination with schools, regional centers, and employers
- Person-centered planning aligned with individual goals
Eligibility
Who Qualifies for Our Services?
Hope, Inc. serves individuals who meet the following criteria. If you're unsure whether your loved one qualifies, our intake team is happy to help — at no cost.
- Diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
- Diagnosed with an Intellectual Disability (ID)
- Diagnosed with Down Syndrome
- Ages 3 through 65
- Funded through insurance, Regional Center, or Self-Determination Program
Not sure where to start?
Our intake team will walk you through the eligibility process, verify your insurance or Regional Center funding, and answer every question — completely free of charge.
- Free insurance verification
- Regional Center & SDP accepted
- No referral needed to call us
- Bilingual staff available
Ready to Get Started?
Contact us today to learn which services are right for your loved one and how to get funding authorized.