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ABA Therapy in Connecticut for Children & Teens

Evidence-based treatments to unlock your child's potential

Practical Skills. Meaningful Progress.

ABA therapy helps children with Autism build skills that make everyday life more manageable and rewarding—from communicating their needs and participating in routines to learning, playing, building relationships, and becoming more independent.

At CCSN, every treatment plan begins with the child’s strengths, needs, and goals. Our ABA therapy programs in Connecticut use evidence-based, play- and activity-based approaches to support children with autism at home, at school, and in their communities. Families are active partners throughout treatment, with practical guidance to help new skills carry into daily life.

Every treatment plan starts with understanding your child

Before services begin, our team takes time to learn about your child’s strengths, challenges, developmental history, and goals. Comprehensive assessments help us identify areas where support may be most beneficial and guide the development of an individualized treatment plan.

Assessments include:

Developmental assessments
Functional behavioral assessments
Learning and communication assessments
Social skills and adaptive behavior evaluations
Parent and caregiver interviews
Review of relevant educational and medical records

Following the assessment process, families receive a detailed summary of findings along with recommendations for treatment, support services, and next steps.

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ABA strategies tailored to how your child learns

No two children learn in exactly the same way. Through our applied behavior analysis autism services, we use a variety of evidence-based teaching methods to help children build skills that matter in everyday life.

Natural environment teaching

Children practice communication, social interaction, play, and daily living skills during meaningful activities that reflect real-world situations and routines.

Generalization training

Skills learned during therapy are practiced across different people, settings, and situations to promote greater independence and long-term success.

Peer Engagement

Structured peer interactions provide opportunities to practice conversation, cooperation, emotional awareness, and relationship-building in a supportive environment.

Life skill development

Children work on practical skills such as following routines, self-care, organization, safety awareness, and age-appropriate independence.

Learning readiness

Activities strengthen attention, flexibility, listening, participation, and other foundational skills that support success in school and group environments.

Replacement behaviors

Children learn positive alternatives to challenging behaviors while developing more effective ways to communicate needs, emotions, and preferences.

Qualified clinicians guiding your child’s care

CCSN’s ABA therapy in Connecticut is provided by professionals with specialized training and experience working with children with autism and related developmental needs.

Our clinical team includes:

Staff members also participate in ongoing professional development, continuing education, and regular clinical supervision to maintain the highest standards of care.

Frequently asked questions

What is ABA therapy?

ABA therapy for children with autism uses learning and behavior strategies to build practical skills and reduce behaviors that interfere with daily life. It can support communication, learning readiness, routines, social skills, independence, and positive behavior.

How do I enroll my child for ABA therapy?

Call CCSN at 860-430-1762. Our team will gather basic information, review next steps, and help schedule an intake when appropriate.

Where is the ABA clinic located?

CCSN offers ABA therapy for autism at three Connecticut clinic locations:

To check availability across locations, call 860-430-1762.

What hours is the ABA clinic open?

CCSN is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM and Saturday from 8:30 AM to 2:30 PM.

What age groups do you support at the ABA clinic?

CCSN offers daytime and after-school programs for toddlers, preschool children, school-aged children, and teens.

Are parents and caregivers involved in the therapy?

Yes. Parent and caregiver guidance is part of therapy, helping families support skill-building at home and in the community.

Do you accept insurance?

Yes – CCSN accepts most major insurers. Please contact our office to confirm benefit eligibility at 860.430.1762

How do you protect my child’s health information?

CCSN strictly adheres to HIPAA standards. All clinical records and diagnostic reports are stored within encrypted, healthcare-grade electronic health record (EHR) systems to ensure maximum privacy.

Is my family's information shared with third parties?

We do not share protected health information (PHI) without express written consent, except for essential treatment coordination or insurance billing. We never sell family data to third-party marketers.

Are your telehealth and digital communications secure?

Yes. Our telehealth platforms are fully HIPAA-compliant with end-to-end encryption. Additionally, our PhD and BCBA-led teams undergo rigorous annual data privacy training.

Create more opportunities for your child to thrive

CCSN’s ABA therapy in Connecticut is built around your child’s needs, your family’s goals, and real progress beyond the clinic. Contact us to discuss plans, availability, and the next step for your child.