Top Rated ABA Therapy Center near Flower Mound, TX

Q. Does my child need a diagnosis before starting ABA Therapy?

 

Yes, a diagnosis of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) from a licensed professional, such as a developmental pediatrician, psychologist or psychiatrist is required to begin ABA therapy services at Divinity ABA.

 

Q. What goals will be addressed during therapy?

 

Therapy goals are individualized and may include:

• Enhancing communication skills

• Developing social skills and play

• Improving daily living skills

• Reducing challenging behaviors

• Promoting independence and self-confidence

• Increase attention & learning readiness
   

Q. What does an ABA therapy session look like?

 

ABA therapy sessions are structured and engaging. A therapist works one-on-one with your child, using play, praise, and small rewards to teach skills like communication, following directions, or daily routines. The approach is personalized to meet your child's unique needs.

 

Q. How long will my child need ABA Therapy?

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The duration of therapy varies based on your child's individual needs and goals. Some children benefit between 10-40 hours per week, while others may require more intensive support over months or years. Your team will regularly assess progress and adjust their individualized plan accordingly.

 

Q. Will my child have a custom therapy schedule?

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Absolutely! Each child receives a personalized therapy schedule tailored to their specific needs, strengths, and goals. We do not use a one-size-fits-all approach.

 

Q. How will I know if ABA therapy is working?

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Progress is monitored through regular updates from the Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). Improvements in skills like communication, behavior, and daily routines are indicators of success. The therapist will adjust the plan based on your child's progress.

 

Q. Can parents participate and observe sessions?

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Yes, family involvement is encouraged. Parents participate in family guidance sessions and observe their child's progress. Family/caregiver guidance sessions include reviewing your child's progress and learning strategies for teaching your child at home.

 

Q. Does Divinity ABA accept insurance?

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Most insurance plans in Texas cover ABA therapy. Coverage details, including copays, deductibles, and out-of-pocket maximums, vary depending on your specific insurance plan. We recommend contacting your insurance provider to verify coverage.

 

Q. What makes Divinity ABA different from other centers?

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At Divinity ABA, we go beyond traditional therapy by combining clinical excellence, ethical practices, and a warm, family-centered approach. What sets us apart is our commitment to truly personalized care. Every child receives a customized therapy plan based on thorough assessments and tailored to their unique strengths, challenges, and goals. Our team is led by an experienced Executive Clinical Director and supported by highly trained Registered Behavior Technicians (RBTs), delivering world-class service in every session. We believe in active family collaboration-parents are involved every step of the way through training, daily session updates, and support to help generalize skills into everyday life. Our 6,000 sq. ft. therapy center in Grapevine, TX is designed to inspire both learning and play, featuring specialized therapy rooms and a secure outdoor play area to support real-world skill development. We are deeply data-driven, continuously tracking progress and refining strategies to ensure meaningful outcomes. Most importantly, we lead with compassion and integrity-creating a supportive, engaging environment where every child feels safe, motivated, and empowered to thrive.

 

Q. What happens when my child no longer needs ABA therapy?

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The goal is for your child to develop the skills needed to succeed independently. When therapy is no longer required, sessions will gradually decrease, and strategies will be provided to maintain progress at home. Support will always be available if needed.

 

Q. How soon can therapy begin, and what is the intake process?

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After obtaining a medical diagnosis, our BCBA will assess your child and recommend treatment hours and goals. Therapy can begin as early as two weeks after this evaluation. The intake process includes insurance verification, completing intake paperwork, and a Client Service Agreement.

 

Q. Is it okay for my child to receive speech therapy alongside ABA therapy?

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Absolutely! We encourage participation in any recommended therapies. Speech therapy sessions can complement ABA therapy, and our team collaborates to ensure a cohesive approach to your child's development.

 

Q. How does Divinity ABA handle privacy and confidentiality?

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Your child's personal health information is secure. Divinity ABA is committed to maintaining confidentiality, with encrypted communications and strict privacy policies in place to protect your child's data.