SERVICES
Get to Know Our Services
At NeuroDverse, we provide Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) services that blend science with empathy — guided by the principles of Respectful Parenting and a neurodiversity-affirming approach.
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We offer in-person therapy throughout Miami-Dade and Broward counties, as well as remote services for families anywhere in the world.
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Our team works with children and adolescents under 21 years old, designing individualized programs that promote communication, independence, and emotional well-being.
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Because growth doesn’t stop when a session ends, we also coach and train parents and caregivers to continue supporting their child’s progress at home and in daily routines. Together, we create environments where learning feels natural, joyful, and grounded in respect and understanding.
What is ABA therapy?
Based on the science of learning and behavior, applied behavior analysis (ABA) therapy is a data-driven style of therapy that has been empirically proven. To increase positive behaviors and decrease negative or disruptive ones that hinder learning and independence, developing tailored treatment strategies for each child that will be trained during contrived or natural environment activities. Since we believe children's lives should be full of play and fun, we make our ABA Applied Behavior Analysis therapy fun by teaching trough play whenever possible. Play during ABA therapy means the child is having fun and learning!
Is ABA right for my child?
In short, ABA is a safe, highly beneficial therapy when provided by a certified and highly skilled therapist. ABA is a therapy that your kid could benefit from it if:
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Have difficulty with communication and social interaction.
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Experienced challenges in preschool or elementary school settings.
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Experienced challenges during learning activities.
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Does not focus on activity or is not able to complete it independent.
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Have a hard time with transitions and deviations from the usual routine.
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Does not accept other's point of view.
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Does not identify and communicate their basic emotional states.
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Does not follow directions or instructions.
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Can label shapes, number and/or colors but could not say "mom or dad".
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Exhibit challenging behaviors such as aggression or self-injury.
Can you get ABA without Autism?
This is a valid question since ABA have been proven to be a highly effective therapy for kids under the autism spectrum. And the answer is Yes, ABA therapy can be extremely effective for all type of kids to increase communication, socialization, independence, daily living skills and prerequisite skills for school.
Child Therapy
At NeuroDverse, our individualized ABA therapies are built around what children do best — play!
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Our Board-Certified Behavior Analysts (BCBAs) begin with a comprehensive initial assessment to design a treatment plan tailored to each child’s unique needs, interests, and goals. Every program focuses on meaningful outcomes that help your child build confidence, independence, and functional life skills — always delivered with compassion and respect for their individuality.
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Each child’s program addresses key areas of development identified during the assessment, which you can explore in detail below.
SKILLS WE WORK ON
Functional Communication
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Expressive & Receptive Language
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Behavior Reduction
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Independence & Daily Living Skills
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Social & Group Skills
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Academic Readiness
Assesment
An assessment is the first step in understanding your child’s needs and setting clear goals. It allows us to identify your child’s current skills, developmental level, and the family’s priorities.
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The assessment is conducted in person by a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA).
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It includes direct interaction, observation, and caregiver input to create a complete developmental profile.
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The results form the foundation for an individualized plan designed to promote your child’s growth across all areas of life.
Therapy
Each therapy session targets the specific areas of improvement identified during the assessment, following the plan established collaboratively between the BCBA and the family.
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Sessions typically last 2 to 5 hours, depending on the child’s needs and treatment goals.
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Some children may benefit from up to 40 hours of ABA therapy per week, depending on their individual program.
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Sessions are in person and may be conducted by a Registered Behavior Technician (RBT), Board Certified Assistant Behavior Analyst (BCaBA), or BCBA, with weekly supervision and ongoing program adjustments by the BCBA.
At NeuroDverse, we make learning fun, meaningful, and respectful — helping each child develop confidence and functional skills in a supportive environment where they feel safe, understood, and valued.
Caregiver ABA Coaching
At NeuroDverse, we know that parents and caregivers are the heart of every child’s progress. While families play a crucial role in the ABA therapy process, we also understand that the principles of Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) can sometimes feel complex or overwhelming at first.
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That’s why we offer Caregiver ABA Coaching — personalized guidance that empowers families to understand and confidently apply the same strategies used during therapy sessions in their daily routines.
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Our parent education and caregiver training extend beyond the child’s immediate family to include relatives, babysitters, or any individual involved in the child’s regular care. Each coaching plan is thoughtfully designed to fit the family’s values, goals, and home dynamics, ensuring that what’s learned in therapy naturally continues at home and in the community.
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We integrate the foundations of Respectful Parenting and a neurodiversity-affirming approach, helping families see behavior as communication and respond with empathy, structure, and understanding.
sessions include
Conversations
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Instructions
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Demonstrations
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Practice of Therapeutic Skills
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Protocol Implementation
first contact
FREE
At NeuroDverse, we understand that it’s completely normal to feel overwhelmed or uncertain when trying to help your child improve in certain areas — especially after receiving a diagnosis such as Autism, ADHD, or another developmental difference.
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That’s why we offer a First Contact appointment, a safe space where you can connect with a Board-Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA) to receive personalized guidance on what steps to take next.
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During this session, we’ll help you:​
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Understand your child’s current needs and possible support options.
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Identify where to start and what resources or services might be beneficial.
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Outline possible next steps to begin helping your child as soon as possible.
There is no obligation — our goal is simply to guide you in the right direction with empathy and professionalism.
training
At NeuroDverse, we believe that lasting progress happens when families are actively involved in their child’s growth. Parents and caregivers play a crucial role in continuing the work outside of therapy sessions, helping children apply what they learn in real life.
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Our Parent and Caregiver Training program is designed to teach families practical, easy-to-use strategies to support their child’s goals at home.
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Here’s how it works:
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Parents typically attend 8 to 16 training sessions with a BCBA, either individually or in small groups.
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Families learn evidence-based strategies to promote communication, emotional regulation, and positive behavior.
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Between sessions, parents practice the skills they’ve learned, while the therapist provides ongoing feedback and guidance.
This collaborative approach helps families experience improved behavior, reduced stress, and stronger relationships at home.
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Sessions can be conducted in person or remotely.
