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Whether you’re in New York, Virginia, or Connecticut, and have a loved one with ASD, reach out today to speak to an intake coordinator about how Yellow Bus ABA can help you. We’ll be happy to answer any questions you may have.
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We provide ABA therapy for children and young adults ages 2–21, across all developmental stages.
Yes! Families can choose home-based, center-based, or a hybrid model depending on their child’s needs.
Most major insurance providers in New York cover ABA therapy. Our team handles all verification and paperwork
We combine BCBA-led clinical precision with family collaboration and community partnership — plus 12 convenient locations.
Simply contact our intake team or schedule an initial consultation online.
Children participate in several hours of structured, individualized therapy focused on building communication, social, academic, and daily-living skills. Therapists use evidence-based ABA techniques tailored to each child’s goals. Sessions include 1:1 instruction, play-based learning, and structured routines. The full-day format allows for consistent practice and meaningful progress.
Full-day ABA offers individualized treatment plans and evidence-based strategies that traditional preschools cannot provide. Children receive targeted support for communication, behavior, and social skills from trained specialists. Skills are reinforced consistently throughout the day, helping children learn and generalize faster. This structure better prepares them for future educational environments.
Our center-based program provides a structured, distraction-free environment designed specifically for children with developmental and behavioral needs. Kids benefit from consistent staffing, specialized materials, and daily routines that support progress. They also gain meaningful social interaction with peers in a supervised setting. Families experience reduced caregiver burden while their child receives high-quality, individualized care.
