In-home ABA · Marion County, Oregon
Little Moments. Big Progress.
Supporting autistic individuals and their families with compassionate, individualized ABA throughout Marion County, Oregon.
Little moments
- Asked for a break before it got to be too much.
- Chose the song for the drive to school.
- Played chase for the first time.
- Tried a new food.
- Finished grocery shopping by your side instead of in the cart.
What we stand for
Our values.
Integrity
We do what is right even when it is difficult.
Compassion
We seek to understand before we seek to change.
Dignity
We believe every person deserves the right to privacy and respect.
Autonomy
We honor each person’s individuality, preferences, and right to self‑determination.
Meaningful growth
Success is not measured by conformity, but by meaningful improvements in communication, relationships, participation, safety, quality of life, and other goals that matter to the individual and family.
What we work on
Skills that make daily life easier, chosen with your family.
We do not have a fixed curriculum. What matters to your child and your household is what we work on.
Communication and self‑advocacy
Asking for help, asking for a break, and saying no in a way that gets heard. Every form of communication counts, including AAC, sign, and gesture.
Everyday routines
Mornings, meals, bath time, getting out the door. We work in the rooms where these things actually happen, at the times they actually happen.
Play, connection, and regulation
Finding what helps your child feel settled, and following their lead in play. Stimming is welcome here. We do not work on making a child look less autistic.
Getting started
Four steps, at your speed.
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A phone call
Tell us what is going on at home. We will tell you honestly whether we are a good fit.
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A visit
We meet your child where they are comfortable. No demands, no testing. Mostly we watch and listen.
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A plan you helped write
Goals come from your family and your child, in plain language. Nothing starts until you agree with it.
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Sessions at home
We come to you. You are welcome in the room, and you can change course any time.
Our practice
Three words we use, and what we mean by them.
These are not marketing terms. Each one changes what happens in your living room, so you should be able to hold us to it.
Assent‑based
Your child gets a real say, and a real no. If they withdraw their assent, we stop and change what we are doing. We never work through a child’s distress to finish a task.
Trauma‑informed
Many families arrive having had a hard time somewhere else. We assume that history is in the room, we go slowly, and we build safety before we build anything else.
Neurodivergent‑affirming
Being autistic is not a problem to be solved. We measure our work by whether your child’s life gets easier and more their own, not by whether they seem more typical.
Let’s start with a conversation.
No commitment, no intake paperwork. Just a call about your child and whether we are the right people to help.
Contact us