ABA Therapy Built Around School-Age Life — Because Learning Does Not Stop When the Bell Rings

The years between six and thirteen are a critical window in a child's development. Academic expectations grow, social demands increase, and the skills a child needs to navigate that world become more complex every year. At House of Hearts ABA, our school-age program targets the skills that matter most right now including classroom behavior, peer interaction, emotional regulation, communication, and the kind of everyday independence that builds confidence over time. Every plan we write is individualized, evidence-based, and designed around the real world your child lives in.

For families whose child's school permits in-school services, our team can bring ABA therapy directly into the classroom. Our BCBAs and RBTs work alongside teachers and support staff during the actual school day, building skills in the exact environment where they are needed most. We coordinate directly with school teams to ensure that what we are teaching in therapy is being reinforced in the classroom and that your child has consistent support across every setting they are in.

We also know that school-age families have full lives. Between pickups, homework, activities, and everything else, adding therapy to the schedule can feel overwhelming. That is why we offer flexible afternoon and evening hours as late as 10PM for families who need sessions later in the day. We come to you, on your timeline, at a time that actually works.

At House of Hearts ABA, your family never has to rearrange your life to access great care. We do the adjusting so you do not have to.