In-home ABA therapy in Rockville, Maryland.
One-on-one, BCBA-led sessions in your own home, whether home is Twinbrook, King Farm, Fallsgrove, the West End, or a few blocks off Rockville Town Center.
So many acronyms. One place to start.
IFSP or IEP? BCBA or RBT? Authorization or referral? Rockville parents face the same tangle of new terms, and untangling it is the first thing we do. One phone call gets you a plain-English rundown of the whole process, starting with your child rather than the forms.
- Talk to a real person, any time, day or night
- We check your benefits for free before you decide anything
- A BCBA answers your questions in plain English
Rockville neighborhoods we cover.
Our clinicians work across Montgomery County, and Rockville, the county seat, sits right in the middle of that territory. Therapy happens wherever your family lives.
Not listed? If you're anywhere in or around Rockville, or elsewhere in Montgomery County, chances are good we serve you. The quickest way to find out is to ask us.
Therapy built around your kitchen table.
The hard moments rarely happen in a clinic. They happen at breakfast, at bedtime, and in the hallway between the two. So that's where we work.
Skills where you need them
Getting dressed, sharing toys, sitting through dinner. We teach in the rooms where those things actually happen.
No car seat battles
Skip the drive and the waiting room. Your child starts every session already comfortable and already home.
Parents in the room
You watch, you practice, you ask questions mid-session. Carryover starts on day one, not at a monthly review.
Decisions from data
Your BCBA reviews session data with you and adjusts goals based on what the numbers show, not on guesswork.
One session, start to finish.
Settling in
The first minutes belong to your child. Play builds the trust the rest of the session runs on.
Practice inside play
Targets show up inside blocks, snack time, and whatever your child is into that week.
Notes in real time
Your therapist records each response as it happens, so nothing depends on memory.
Five minutes for you
Before leaving, your therapist shows you one thing to try before the next visit.
Rockville and Montgomery County supports.
As the county seat, Rockville holds a surprising share of Montgomery County's family services. These are the ones we know best.
Schools and Child Find
MCPS runs special education from its Division of Specialized Support Services on W. Gude Drive, right here in Rockville, at (240) 740-3000. For a free preschool developmental screening, call MCPS Child Find at (240) 740-2170. Parents can also weigh in through the MCPS Special Education Citizens Advisory Committee, which meets monthly online.
Birth to three
The Montgomery County Infants and Toddlers Program, (240) 777-3997, evaluates and serves children under three at no cost. When your child ages out, we can help you decide what comes next, including whether ABA is a fit.
Getting a diagnosis
Children's National's Center for Autism Spectrum Disorders sees Montgomery County families at its Rockville office on Shady Grove Road; call 1-888-884-2327 for appointments. Kennedy Krieger's CASSI in Baltimore, (443) 923-9400, is another strong option, and we can help you weigh the two.
Parent organizations
The Arc Montgomery County is headquartered on Calhoun Place in Rockville, (301) 984-5777, with respite coordination and youth programs. Pathfinders for Autism answers a free statewide helpline at (443) 330-5341 with autism-specific referrals.
Military families
TRICARE families in Rockville are a short trip from Walter Reed at NSA Bethesda. The EFMP liaison office there, (301) 319-4087, helps with enrollment and school navigation, and we support TRICARE families through the Autism Care Demonstration.
Sensory-friendly outings
Rockville Memorial Library hosts sensory storytimes for children 12 and under, with registration required. County Therapeutic Recreation runs adapted classes and camps, and Montgomery Parks publishes a directory of accessible playgrounds across the county.
Questions first, paperwork later.
Tell us a bit about your child, and a real person from our team will call you back within one business day.
All six programs, available in Rockville.
Covered by insurance in Rockville
We work with Maryland Medicaid, CareFirst BCBS, Aetna, Cigna, UnitedHealthcare, TRICARE, and more. Maryland's insurance mandate means most state-regulated plans must cover ABA for children with autism, and we confirm your exact benefits for free before anything is scheduled. See how coverage works.