ABA Services for Every Learner

The SEBS Academy-School Readiness Program is designed for children ages 3-6 who need additional support in developing the foundational skills necessary for a successful transition into a traditional school setting. This structured program focuses on essential areas such as communication, group instruction, social interactions, following routines, early academics, and independent skills. Using evidence-based ABA strategies, we provide individualized support to help children build confidence and readiness for a classroom environment. Through small group instruction and hands-on learning, children gain the skills they need to thrive in a school setting while fostering independence and a love for learning.

SEBS social skills groups provide a structured and supportive environment for individuals, to develop and practice essential social interactions with peers at the same level. Led by trained RBTs and BCBAs, these groups focus on teaching communication, cooperation, problem-solving, and friendship-building skills through guided activities, role-playing, and real-life scenarios. Participants learn to navigate social situations, interpret social cues, and build meaningful connections with peers in a safe and encouraging setting. These groups help enhance confidence and independence, preparing individuals for successful interactions in school, community, and everyday life. They are also a blast for all who participate and have fostered many lasting friendships.

SEBS provides ABA services for adults to support the development of essential life skills, increase independence, and improve social and vocational abilities. These services are tailored to the unique needs of each adult, focusing on areas such as communication, job readiness, daily living skills, and community integration. ABA therapists use evidence-based strategies to promote positive behaviors, enhance problem-solving skills, and support personal goals. Whether at home, in the workplace, or in the community, these services empower adults with autism and other developmental disabilities to lead more independent and fulfilling lives. We work closely with the client's caregivers or support persons in order to provide services that can be maintained and generalized into the client's everyday life.