If you are looking for an ABA clinic you can truly trust, this is the one. Bigger clinics with fancy equipment and impressive play spaces are not always better. Don’t choose an ABA clinic based on how it looks — choose based on conversations with leadership. Choose what feels right, not what simply appears right.
From day one, the clinical director, Ryan Jones saw our child not as a list of deficits, but as a whole person filled with strengths, interests, and potential. He intentionally pulled out every strength our child had and built learning around what our child loved. Therapy was never forced or generic — growth and development were tailored to our child’s interests, which made learning joyful and meaningful.
Our little one loved going to ABA. On weekends, he would ask why it wasn’t open because he wanted to go. Because of this clinical director and the incredible RBT staff under his leadership, our child learned to talk, potty train, regulate emotions, interact with others, try new foods, recognize feelings, and express them — and the list truly goes on and on.
What set this clinic apart from others is the therapy team who never puts limits on a child’s potential. They never made assumptions about what our child could or could not achieve. They led therapy with patience, joy, and genuine connection. This work is clearly not “just a job” for the therapeutic team — it is their passion.
The support for our family was just as incredible. We learned so much as parents and never felt alone. Outside of clinic hours, advice, suggestions, and reassurance were always just a phone call away — day, night, or weekend.
When our child was first diagnosed, we were terrified. We feared how autism might limit our child’s life and impact our family. That fear is gone. Today, we celebrate autism and the brilliance of neurodivergent minds! ❤️