In-home ABA therapy in Gaithersburg, Maryland.
One-on-one, BCBA-led sessions at your own kitchen table, whether home is the Kentlands, Lakelands, Olde Towne, Crown, or Quince Orchard.
You don't have to learn every acronym this week.
IEP. IFSP. RBT. Prior authorization. Gaithersburg parents hear a wall of new terms in the weeks after a diagnosis, usually while juggling work, school pickups, and everything else. Start with one conversation instead. We'll ask about your child, answer what we can right away, and translate the rest as it comes.
- Phones answered by a person, any time, day or night
- Benefits verified for free before you commit
- A BCBA who explains each step without jargon
Gaithersburg, block by block.
Our clinicians live and work across Montgomery County. Sessions happen wherever home is: a Kentlands townhouse, an apartment near Crown, or a house in Quince Orchard.
Don't see your corner of the city? If you're anywhere in Gaithersburg or the surrounding parts of Montgomery County, odds are good we cover you. The quickest way to find out is to ask us.
Therapy that fits inside your real day.
The skills Gaithersburg families ask about most, mornings, meals, transitions, sibling time, all live at home. So that's where we teach them.
Skills where you need them
Getting dressed, mealtime, and transitions are practiced in the exact rooms where they happen, so nothing has to transfer from a clinic.
Zero travel time
No loading the car, no waiting room. Your child starts each session already settled, and you get that hour of your week back.
Parents in the room
You watch, join, and practice during sessions. Siblings can be part of the plan too, because they're part of the day.
Decisions from data
Therapists record every target during the session, and your BCBA reviews the numbers with you so changes never feel like guesses.
An hour at your house, start to finish.
Settling in
The first minutes belong to your child. Play comes first; the therapist earns trust before asking for anything.
Practice inside play
Targets show up inside blocks, snack, and the games your child already picks, so learning doesn't feel like work.
Quiet data
Progress is logged as it happens, target by target, without interrupting the moment.
You get the playbook
The last few minutes are for you: what worked today, and how to repeat it before the next visit.
Support systems around Gaithersburg.
You shouldn't need a research degree to find help. These are the public supports Gaithersburg families lean on, with the numbers that actually reach them.
Schools and Child Find
MCPS special education is run by the Division of Specialized Support Services, (240) 740-3000. If your child is preschool age and not yet enrolled, MCPS Child Find offers free screenings at (240) 740-2170, and parents can weigh in through the MCPS Special Education Citizens Advisory Committee.
Birth to three
For children under three, the Montgomery County Infants and Toddlers Program, (240) 777-3997, provides free early intervention. When a child ages out of MCITP, we can help you line up what comes next so there's no gap.
Getting a diagnosis
Kennedy Krieger's Center for Autism Services, Science and Innovation books evaluations at (443) 923-9400, and Children's National sees families at its Rockville office on Shady Grove Road, appointments at (888) 884-2327. We're glad to help you weigh the options.
Parent organizations
Pathfinders for Autism answers a free statewide helpline at (443) 330-5341 when you need a person, not a search engine. The Arc Montgomery County, (301) 984-5777, runs respite and family programs from its Rockville office.
Military families
Montgomery County is home to Walter Reed and NSA Bethesda. The EFMP office there, (301) 319-4087, helps with enrollment and family support, and TRICARE families can access ABA through the Autism Care Demonstration.
Sensory-friendly outings
Montgomery County libraries host registration-based sensory storytimes, county Therapeutic Recreation offers adapted classes and camps, and Montgomery Parks' accessible playground list includes Amity Drive Park right here in Gaithersburg.
Let's take the first step.
Tell us a little about your child. A member of our team calls back within one business day, and the consultation is free.
All six programs, right here in Gaithersburg.
Covered by insurance in Gaithersburg
We work with Maryland Medicaid, CareFirst BCBS, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, TRICARE, and more. Under Maryland law, most state-regulated plans must cover ABA for children with autism, and we confirm your specific benefits at no charge before your first session, so there are no surprises. See how coverage works.