faq. 

I am licensed to provide services anywhere in the state of Connecticut. I can provide in-person services in Fairfield county, or remote parent coaching & ABA training elsewhere in the state. 

No. I do not take insurance on purpose. Keeping my services private pay allows me to provide families with support that is flexible, personalized, and free from insurance rules or requirements. This lets me focus on what actually meets the needs of you and your child — not what gets reimbursed. I can provide superbills if you’d like to submit claims for possible out-of-network reimbursement.

​$150 per 60-minute session

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Yes. I provide remote parent coaching & ABA training to families in the state of CT. 

Me! You get a board certified behavior analyst and certified educator providing all of your services. I do not outsource the work to technicians. If your specific situation requires expertise beyond my scope of practice, I can provide a referral to an appropriate provider. 

Yes. Click here to read supporting research.

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Scope of Practice – In-Home ABA Services

I provide individualized, evidence-based Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services for children in the home setting. Services are delivered directly by a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) and are designed to support skill development, improve functional communication, reduce challenging behaviors, and enhance family confidence in behavior support strategies.

Services may include:

• Comprehensive behavioral assessments and functional behavior analyses

• Development of individualized behavior support and skill acquisition plans

• Direct implementation of ABA interventions

• Parent and caregiver coaching to support generalization of skills across environments

• Ongoing data collection, analysis, and progress reporting

• Collaboration with other professionals involved in the child’s care

All services are provided in accordance with the ethical guidelines and professional standards of the Behavior Analyst Certification Board (BACB). Services are intended to be collaborative, family-centered, and tailored to the unique needs and goals of each child and family.

Services are provided by a licensed and board certified behavior analyst. ABA services delivered in the home do not replace medical, psychological, or therapeutic care and should be coordinated with the child’s healthcare team as appropriate.