Speech Therapy
Speech therapy is a supportive service for children enrolled in our ABA program, focusing on communication skills and language development.
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Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) therapy helps children with autism develop communication, social, and daily living skills. Our center-based program provides a structured, supportive environment where children can learn, practice, and grow with the guidance of experienced clinicians.
Why Center-Based ABA Works
- Structured routines that help children feel comfortable and confident
- Purpose-built therapy spaces designed for learning
- Support from trained clinicians and supervisors dedicated to helping every child succeed
- Opportunities to practice communication and social skills
- A consistent environment that supports skill development
ABA Therapy Services We Offer
Early Childhood Intervention
Support for young children focusing on communication, play, and early learning skills.
In-Clinic ABA Sessions
Structured therapy sessions in our center designed to build communication, behavior, and daily living skills.
Behavior Assessments
Clinical assessments help us understand your child's needs and create an individualized treatment plan.
Behavior Support Plans
Personalized strategies that encourage positive behaviors and support skill development.
Ready to Get Started?
Starting therapy can feel like a big step, but our team is here to support your family and guide you through every stage of the process.
Center-Based ABA Therapy
Our goal is to help children build skills that support independence, confidence, and meaningful progress in everyday life.
Comprehensive ABA Programs
Comprehensive ABA therapy is an intensive program that typically involves 30 or more hours of therapy each week and supports multiple areas of development.
Comprehensive Care Under One Roof
ABA therapy at Autism Centers of Utah is supported by Speech Therapy, Occupational Therapy, and Feeding Therapy, all available at our Sandy, Utah center. This collaborative approach means therapists communicate and work together to support your child's overall progress.
Occupational Therapy
Occupational therapy is a supportive service for children enrolled in our ABA program, helping with fine motor skills, sensory processing, and independence.
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Feeding Therapy
Our feeding therapy supports children with picky eating, food selectivity, and sensory-related feeding challenges.
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Insurance and Payment Options
Autism Centers of Utah is currently in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield and Utah Medicaid.
Our team is happy to help families explore coverage options and determine whether services may be available through a single-case agreement or out-of-network arrangement when needed.
At this time we are unable to work with Tricare.
ABA Therapy FAQs
Applied Behavior Analysis (ABA) is an evidence-based therapy that uses positive reinforcement to teach new skills and reduce challenging behaviors. It is widely recognized as the gold standard treatment for autism spectrum disorder.
The recommended hours vary based on your child's individual needs and goals. After assessment, our BCBAs will recommend a treatment plan, which typically ranges from 10 to 40 hours per week depending on age, severity, and family circumstances.
Our program primarily serves children ages 2–12, with exceptions considered depending on individual needs. Early intervention supports the best outcomes, and our team will help determine whether our program is the right fit for your child.
Autism Centers of Utah is currently in-network with Blue Cross Blue Shield and Utah Medicaid. Our team will verify your benefits and can help explore options including single-case agreements or out-of-network arrangements when needed. At this time we are unable to work with Tricare.
A BCBA (Board Certified Behavior Analyst) is a master's-level clinician who designs treatment plans, conducts assessments, and supervises therapy. An RBT (Registered Behavior Technician) delivers direct therapy under BCBA supervision. Both work together to support your child's progress.
Have more questions? Visit our FAQ page or contact us directly.