Question: How old must my child be to attend the Tampa ABA Therapy Clinic?

Answer: There’s no age limit for behavior services at Our Clinic. Each child undergoes an assessment to determine need and ability to treat the problem behavior and skill deficits.

Question: How often will my child need to attend Clinic services?

Answer: How often your Child needs to attend ABA Therapy depends on the number of hours determined during the assessment process, so the answer to this will vary. As an example, for Early Intervention, studies have shown that a weekly minimum of 20 hours is most successful.

Question: My Child goes to preschool, but I still want him/her to attend the clinic. Is this possible?

Answer: Depending on the weekly minimum number of hours determined during the assessment process, your child may be able to attend services after school. However, if your child requires more than 15 hours of weekly therapy it is likely he or she will need to attend at least some sessions during their regular school hours. (ABA therapy is an excused absence per rule 6A-1.09515 See Here for more information)

Question: Will I be able to learn some ABA strategies or principles myself? How can I keep up with my Child’s progress in ABA Therapy?

Answer: Yes, you will! We encourage all parents to attend training sessions, and will do our best to provide trainings at a time that works best for your family. Additional, individual trainings will also be available on an appointment basis. Parent-Therapist communication is very important for the success of your Child’s ABA Therapy, as is keeping things consistent between Clinic and Home; This is why it’s actually very important that you are involved in your Child’s process!